In November, we say thanks. Thanks for family, friends and best of all binge watching new titles coming exclusively to Netflix. This month’s lineup is about to get real with fan favorite Will Smith-led films Men in Black and Pursuit of Happyness and the much-anticipated Spike Lee reboot Netflix original series, “She’s Gotta Have It,” Dee Rees drama Mudbound as well as the full second season of Greenleaf.

Find your complete guide to some of Netflix’s top picks coming new this month below:

Directed by Dee Rees and starring the incomparable Mary J. Blige and Jason Mitchell, Mudbound is about friendship, unacknowledged heritage and the unending struggle for and against the land. brings the story In racially divided post-World War II Mississippi, two men -- one black and one white -- forge a friendship based on their shared war experiences. (Nov. 17)
This Thanksgiving is a “love-sgiving” with the debut of She’s Gotta Have It: Season 1 exclusively on Netflix. Cozy up with Nola Darling and her loves – Greer, Mars, and Jamie – as she struggles to define herself and divide her time among her friends, job and three lovers. A new take on Spike Lee's iconic film in 10 episodes lands on Thanksgiving Day. (Nov. 23)
Greenleaf: Season 2: The wait is over as season 2 of Greenleaf is officially available for binging starting 11/1. ICYMI, season 2, starring Merle Dandridge and Kim Hawthorne and executive produced by Oprah Winfrey continues where the emotions left off in first season with the Greenleaf family resolving family tensions and relationships. (Nov. 1)
The World Series may soon be over, but relieve the greatest story in baseball – the legendary Jackie Robinson. 42 explores his first two years in baseball and how he became a legend in the game. (Nov. 1)
Need a little comic relief before heading home for the holidays? Invite DeRay Davis into your home withDeRay Davis: How To Act Black. DeRay Davis hits the stage like a ball of fire, nailing the finer points of living, dating and handling show business as a black man. (Nov. 14)
It’s a double dose of Will Smith this month. First Will saves the planet from aliens – known and unknown – in everyone’s favorite sci-fi comedy Men in Black. Want more Will in your life? The Pursuit of Happyness is the heartwarming story of entrepreneur Chris Gardner's struggle with being homeless while raising his son (played by Jaden Smith). (Both available Nov. 1).

NETFLIX UNVEILS TRAILER AND ART FOR DAUGHTERS OF DESTINY
Directed by Oscar® winning filmmaker Vanessa Roth, the documentary series will launch globally on July 28, 2017

Daughters of Destiny is a 4-part Netflix original documentary series that chronicles the lives of five girls from Indian families who are among the so-called “Dalit” caste and most impoverished communities in the world. The series witnesses the girls grow up (ranging in age from 7 to 23 over the course of the 4 episodes) while they are raised at Shanti Bhavan, a unique co-ed residential school in Tamil Nadu. The expectation for these girls and all the children who attend Shanti Bhavan is that they must grow up to support themselves, lift their families and communities out of poverty and contribute to the larger world.

Since 1997, the Shanti Bhavan school has provided free education for some of India's most impoverished and underrepresented children - the "poorest of the poor." In Daughters of Destiny: The Journey of Shanti Bhavan, director Vanessa Roth tells viewers the unforgettable story of a school that has changed countless lives for the better.

Directed by Academy Award® winning filmmaker Vanessa Roth (Freeheld, Best Documentary Short, 2007), the series highlights the struggle of students as they strive to define themselves, re-define gender and class and create a new future for the generations that will come after them. The strength and power of the girls’ own storytelling and dramatic experiences over the 7 years of filming from the gates of Shanti Bhav, into their homes brings viewers through their stories of family, love, loss, hard work and courage. An original music score by Academy Award® and Emmy winning composer A.R Rahman (Slumdog Millionaire, 2008), punctuates this emotional journey.

As we watch them grow up, they travel between home and school, and are forced to navigate the stark contrasts between family traditions and their modern and global views and knowledge. Daughters of Destiny highlights the journey of a generation of children on the precipice of a new life that is inconceivable to their ancestors, and brings into question the notions of fate, free will and the human longing for opportunity, purpose and meaning.