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When Amelia Fry attended the Season 5 premiere of Emily in Paris, it felt like a full-circle moment. Four years earlier, Mimi watched Emily Cooper bravely move to Paris and thought, “This is possible.” That inspiration sparked Mimi’s own leap — from Wolverhampton, England, to the City of Light. Just like Emily, Mimi encountered her share of challenges: language barriers, a tiny basement apartment near the Eiffel Tower, and the realities of adapting to a new country. Still, she chose to say yes to every opportunity, embracing new experiences and stepping into the unknown. In her own words: "It was really inspiring to see her go for it, say yes to every opportunity, and just launch herself in. There wasn’t another character like her on TV.” Along the way, Mimi built strong friendships and a support network that helped her adjust to life in Paris.  For anyone needing a dose of inspiration, catch the new season of Emily in Paris — now streaming on Netflix!

Warsaw came alive earlier this week as Netflix engineers joined thousands of tech professionals at WAWTECH to connect, share ideas, and explore how Netflix engineering continues to push the boundaries of innovation and entertainment. #NetflixWarsaw

Troll 2 is a testament to the powerful impact Norwegian productions can have, both globally and locally. Shot across 11 towns and villages in Norway, Troll brought together over 200 local cast and crew, 620 extras, and 250 Norwegian vendors, booking 2,400 hotel nights and driving meaningful economic activity in communities across the country. This production didn’t just create jobs; it showcased Norway’s stunning landscapes and rich folklore, inspiring new tourism campaigns and international interest in Norway. At Netflix, we’re committed to stories deeply rooted in the culture and traditions of their country of origin. Every project, from any country, aims to entertain our members with locally authentic, must-watch films and series that resonate worldwide. The result? Troll didn’t just break records as the most-watched non-English film on Netflix—it proved that local stories can truly capture a global audience. Watch Troll and Troll 2 now on Netflix!

Which would you choose? Watch Samuel Arnold and Bruno Gouery play “This or That”—and don’t miss the new season of Emily in Paris, streaming now! 

FIFA is changing the game. Get ready for a newly reimagined FIFA football simulation game developed by Delphi Interactive exclusively on Netflix Games this summer — just in time for FIFA World Cup 2026™

Meet Sylvie Grateau: The French Art of Leading Without Apology 🇫🇷 From shattering glass ceilings in Parisian boardrooms to mentoring the next generation of creative leaders, Sylvie Grateau is the executive redefining what it means to lead with taste, conviction, and zero apologies. Discover how she built Agence Grateau, transformed an industry, and inspired a revolution—one eyebrow raise at a time. ✨ PS: “Emily in Paris” Season 5 returns Dec. 18th—don’t miss Sylvie in action!

Netflix House Dallas is now open at Galleria Dallas! Step into the world of Netflix—right here in Texas. Explore immersive attractions inspired by hit shows like Stranger Things and Squid Game, shop exclusive merch you can’t find anywhere else, and snap a selfie in front of our Dallas-only mural featuring beloved Netflix characters by local artists. Don’t miss BITES, our signature restaurant with Texas-inspired twists on fan-favorite dishes. Plus, enjoy arcade games in Netflix RePLAY, and special Dallas events and pop-ups throughout the year. Come discover, dine, and play—only at Netflix House Dallas. Free to enter, always something new.

On November 24th, Netflix hosted the world premiere of Troll 2, bringing Norway’s most legendary creature back in spectacular style. To celebrate, a fleet of 600 synchronized drones created the largest drone show ever seen in the Nordics. The highlight was a 100-meter-tall troll, towering over and roaring at the crowd gathered at Holmenkollen. The show was visible across Oslo, making it a night to remember for the entire city. The original Troll movie also remains highly popular, garnering 2.8 million views in recent days. Troll 2 debuted at No. 1 on the non-English film list with 29.3 million views, while the first film returned to the spotlight, reaching No. 2 with 5.3 million views as fans revisited the Norse legend. Congratulations to everyone involved in creating this unforgettable cinematic celebration!

We're thunderstruck to announce that Netflix House Dallas will officially open December 11, 2025!!! Christine Quinn, David Harbour, Cara Buono, Joe Chrest and Delightful Derek,The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, The Dallas Trinity FC, and other notable talent, attended last night's warming party along with local dignitaries ahead of the grand opening.

We’re proud to share that Netflix has received 18 nominations at the 41st Film Independent Spirit Awards! Our films "Train Dreams" and "Adolescence" each earned 4 nominations, reflecting the Spirit Awards’ celebration of innovation, bold storytelling, and unique vision in TV and streaming. Congratulations to all the nominees! 🎬✨