Funny, the highly anticipated sequel to The Bridgerton Chronicle, and Alessandro Cattelan: A Simple Question are among the standout releases hitting Netflix in March 2022. There's truly something for every viewer.
As avid Netflix enthusiasts with years of tracking streaming trends, we recommend diving into March's lineup. This ambitious slate revives beloved characters, introduces fresh original comedies, and even explores performing arts. Ideal for solo evenings, date nights, family gatherings, or friend hangouts.
Here's our curated, non-exhaustive list of top programs to watch on Netflix this month.
This Netflix documentary series offers an intimate portrait of Johnny Hallyday, France's rock legend. Blending rare archival footage and personal testimonies, it chronicles his remarkable life and career. An essential watch for fans and newcomers alike.
Executive produced by Ryan Murphy and directed by Andrew Rossi, this gripping six-part series draws from Andy Warhol's posthumously published diaries to explore the pop art icon's extraordinary life. From his Pittsburgh childhood to his multifaceted career as artist, filmmaker, publisher, TV producer, and celebrity, it reveals the man behind the myth. Innovative AI recreates his voice, complemented by insights from collaborators and subversive figures who knew him best.
Stand-up comedy fans won't want to miss Funny, landing on Netflix March 18, 2022. Capturing Paris's booming humor scene, it follows four ambitious young comedians chasing stardom amid financial woes, family drama, and romantic entanglements. Created by Fanny Herrero (Call My Agent! showrunner) and Hervé Lassince, it stars Mariam Gueye, Younes Boucif, Elsa Guedj, and Jean Siuen.
From Shondaland and Chris Van Dusen, The Bridgerton Chronicle centers on Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor), navigating Regency London's cutthroat marriage market. Blending romance, scandal, and wit, it celebrates enduring friendships, evolving families, and triumphant love—inspired by Julia Quinn's bestsellers.
From vegan cuisine queen to fugitive: This four-part docuseries unpacks Sarma Melngailis's downfall. Founder of NYC's Pure Food and Wine, she fell under the spell of a Twitter suitor promising empire expansion and even her pit bull's immortality—in exchange for unquestioned obedience. After embezzling nearly $2 million, the couple fled, only to be caught in a Tennessee motel. A cautionary tale of deception.
This six-episode Italian docuseries, starring and produced by Alessandro Cattelan (Fremantle), premieres March 18 on Netflix in 190+ countries. Joined by Roberto Baggio, Geppi Cucciari, Elio, Francesco Mandelli, Paolo Sorrentino, and Gianluca Vialli, Cattelan explores his daughter Nina's innocent query: "Dad, how did you manage to be happy?"
Traveling Italy and beyond, he shares profound experiences to uncover happiness's essence—revealing a deeply personal side in an innovative format far from studio lights.
