3 Netflix proposals you need to see before they disappear this September 19th

This month, like others, several titles from the Netflix catalog will continue to leave the platform, and although many may go unnoticed, it is worth knowing which of these are interesting proposals, but which ones have gone unnoticed. So we recommend three proposals not to be missed this weekend.

It is a film and two series, which will leave the streaming service on September 19. On the one hand a horror genre proposal, on the other two short series, a classic mecha anime and a dramatic story about the search for justice.

hell in the storm

A horror movie which tells us about the terrifying situation in which a woman and her father are brought after the city they live in was hit by a hurricane. When they think that in order to survive they only have to face the disaster of the flood, they will find that they will have to face some savage predators.

This is an American production of 2019 from the hand of Images of primary importanceis directed by Alexandre Aja, with a screenplay by Michael Rasmussen and Shawn Rasmussen, with Kaya Scodelario, Barry Pepper, Ross Anderson, Anson Boon and José Palma.

Diamond City: blind justice

The second is a drama series of 13 episodes, which features the trial of a prosecutor who tries to prove her innocence after being wrongfully convicted during a conspiracy investigation. In addition to that, she not only has to prove her innocence of her, but also face the fact that she will now be surrounded by the criminals she has sent herself to prison.

The series is a South African production of the channel from 2018 SABC 1directed by Rea Rangaka and starring Noxee Maqashalala and Thabang Kamogelo Molaba, which was canceled after its first season.

Mobile Suit Gundam UC

Finally, we have a 7 episode anime based on a classic of the mechanical genre and which commemorates the 30th anniversary of its anniversary. It is a continuation of the original series, telling us the story of how a century has passed since the human race decided to emigrate to space, where a normal boy is forced to fly a Gundam, to defend the fate of humanity.

The series is based on the novel by Harutoshi Fukui, under the production of Alba Inc. and directed by Kazuhiro Furuhashi, with a screenplay by Yasuyuki Muto and character design by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, due out on February 20, 2010.