Obama announced a new list of Netflix movies and TV shows

Meet again Gilmore girls from the start now, because when the Obamas finish developing their new line of Netflix projects, you’ll have new wall-to-wall content to watch. Barack and Michelle’s production company Higher Ground announced on Friday a list of films and shows they are working on for the platform, including a 2017 film adaptation by writer Mohsin Hamid. West exit, who follows a couple who, with other refugees, can transport themselves to other parts of the world through supernatural gates; Riz Ahmed will star, as well as executive producer, while Yann Demange will direct.

Other Higher Ground feature projects include Tenzing, a biopic about Tenzing Norgay, the sherpa who topped Everest for the first time with Edmund Hillary, director Jennifer Peedom and Lion writer Luke Davies, based on Ed Douglas’s 2003 book Tenzing: hero of Everest, in addition to the science fiction image Satellite by writer Ola Shokunbi and director Tayarisha Poe The young lady, which “follows Celestina, 29, on her first wedding day. Or not a wedding, exactly, but a party. A party where there is movement, and Celestina is out of sync. Guests flock; a storm is approaching.

On the TV side, the Obamas bring you Daughter of the Fire Guardian, a YA thriller based on author Angeline Boulley’s upcoming debut novel about “an 18-year-old native girl as she reluctantly gets infiltrated in a police investigation of her Ojibwa reservation,” starring Mickey Fisher and Wenonah Wilms willing to co-write and Fisher to show. And for anyone who desperately needs to see something that isn’t the walls of their own home, they have Large national parks, “A natural history documentary series that will explore some of the most wonderful national parks and wild spaces on the planet”, from Wild Space Productions and Blue planet II filmmaker James Honeyborne.

The projects join the Higher ground watch Ada Twist, scientist, an animated STEM show for preschoolers based on the book series by Andrea Beaty and illustrator David Roberts, as well as The G Word with Adam Conover, a hybrid comedy about government dysfunction based on the 2019 book by Michael Lewis Fifth risk: canceling democracy.