Netflix is spicing up its documentary slate with a new film about the Red Hot Chili Peppers, set to premiere on March 20. Directed by Ben Feldman (“Bug Out,” “Rich & Shameless”), “The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers” examines the gritty,

The “Miracle on Ice" will be retold in Netflix’s “Miracle: The Boys of ’80," which will reveal unseen footage and reflect on how the 1980 Olympic triumph united a nation.

The film following the whirlwind success of Kahan's 'Stick Season' lands at the streamer, but remains untitled.

Some of the very best sports documentaries of the past decade have been exclusive to Netflix. 2026 is already shaping up to be another excellent year for sports documentaries on Netflix, with the return of Drive to Survive and Full Swing, and the launch of brand-new documentaries centred on Rafa Nadal, Brazil’s legendary 1970 team, and more.

Director Nick Sweeney's feature follows the musician as he experiences the whirlwind success of breakthrough release 'Stick Season.'

A documentary about Strafford, Vermont, native Noah Kahan has found its home on Netflix. The film, first announced last summer, will follow the "Stick Season" singer's rise to fame and what comes next as he works on his newest album,

Get ready for this winter's Milano Cortina by reliving one of the greatest sports stories ever. The Miracle on Ice is subject of new Netflix film.