What’s on Netflix Singapore in April 2023

From heart-pumping documentaries to South Korean action films and childhood favourites, here are five shows you can catch in April:

To commemorate Power Rangers’ 30th anniversary, Netflix will release Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always on Apr 19.

The film will feature original heroes such as Billy Cranston (David Yost’s blue ranger), Zack Taylor (Walter Emanuel Jones’s black ranger) and Barbara Goodson, the voice behind Rita Repulsa.

In its trailer, Rita declares that it is time for revenge and can be seen utilising a weapon to send a powerful blast, killing Trini, the yellow ranger. Thuy Trang, the actress who played Trini in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, passed away in 2001 following a tragic car accident.

Viewers can expect the film to be centred around Trini’s daughter, as well as some classic fan favourites from the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers who will then avenge her death.

American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing is a documentary that explores the story of the Boston marathon bombing that took place in Massachusetts in 2013.

Premiering on Apr 12, the documentary will explore the tragedy which saw terrorists Tamerlan Tsarnaev and Dzhokar Tsarnaev planting two homemade pressure-cooker bombs, claiming the lives of three people and injuring hundreds.

The three-part series will also feature archived footage, as well as chilling reenactments and exclusive interviews that delve into the massive manhunt for the Tsarnaev siblings.

Indian Matchmaking Season 3 will premiere on Apr 21, with host Sima Taparia making a comeback to aid single millennials in finding a suitable partner.

Throughout the series, Taparia listens to her clients’ preferences in a partner, their values and their family backgrounds before using her expertise and connections to present them with potential matches.

With the past two seasons taking place in cities such as Miami, New York, and New Delhi, the latest season will find the famed matchmaker helping more marriage-ready singles in London to seek romance while providing reality checks.

Based on the true story of the Gwangju Uprising, the 2017 South Korean action film follows the story of a taxi driver named Man-seob (played by Song Kang-ho) who is struggling to make ends meet in Seoul.

One day, he is approached by a German journalist named Peter (played by Thomas Kretschmann), who is looking to travel to the city of Gwangju to cover the student protests that are taking place there.

Upon arriving in the city, the duo witness the brutal crackdown by the military on the protesters, which then leads to a violent confrontation between the citizens and the army.

How Man-seob and Peter navigate the chaos and violence of the city while witnessing the atrocities committed by the military will form the plot for the rest of the film.

An all-access documentary, Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now chronicles the Scottish singer and songwriter’s journey from a scrappy teen with a viral performance to a Grammy-nominated pop star. It will also capture the singer’s defining year and his struggle to balance the familiarity of home and normality.

Ahead of the release on Apr 5, Netflix has released a trailer that offers behind-the-scenes footage of Capaldi’s life as he navigates anxiety and the pressure of living up to the world’s expectations of him.