Here's What's Coming To Netflix Australia In February

In Always And Forever, Lara Jean's senior year of high school takes centre stage as she prepares for the start of adulthood. But, it's a family trip to Korea that makes her consider her college plans — with and without the one and only Peter Kavinsky. Dun, dun, dun!

There's been a lot of talk about Malcolm & Marie, which has been described as "an ode to the great Hollywood romances". It stars John David Washington and Zendaya, who play a director and his girlfriend as they navigate relationship struggles on the night of his latest film's premiere. Fun fact: This movie was the first to be entirely written and filmed during the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Space Sweepers is being called the first Korean space blockbuster, which is pretty damn epic. The movie is set in the year 2092 and follows four misfits who, during one of their space debris searches, uncover a human-like alien. The twist? They later learn that this alien is a dangerous weapon that could cause mass destruction.

On the same futuristic page is 2067, which imagines a future where Earth has been ravaged by climate change, resulting in humanity being forced to live on artificial oxygen. But, that's not all — an underground tunnel worker named Ethan Whyte is sent to the future in order to help humanity find a cure for a mysterious illness. It sounds like A LOT, but it does feature some familiar Aussie names like Kodi Smit-McPhee, Ryan Kwanten and Deborah Mailman.

Firefly Lane has been adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by Kristin Hannah. Set in the mid-1970s, it follows the coming of age story between Tully and Kate (played by Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke), who remain best friends through 30 years of ups and downs.

On a completely different vibe is Tribes Of Europa, which follows three siblings and their journey to change the fate of Europe in 2074 after a global catastrophe fractures it into micro-states fighting for dominance.

Lastly, Ginny & Georgia is about a mother and her teen daughter, who after years on the run seek a normal life. But, the mother's past threatens their new reality.

Sometimes you just need to watch a wholesome cooking show and if you've already burned through all your favourites, then try Nadiya Bakes. Now, if you don't know who Nadiya Hussain is, she rose to fame after winning The Great British Bake Off in 2015. In this series, she promises to deliver with delightful cakes, heavenly cakes and spotlighting kindred spirits.

Next up, Buried By The Bernards, a reality series which follows a family managing their Memphis funeral home while helping grieving families say farewell to their loved ones. It sounds fascinating, in a lifting the curtain on the industry sort of way.

Last, but not least, if you're looking for something thrilling, Behind Her Eyes will fit the bill. It's about a single mum who becomes entangled in a twisted mind game when she starts having an affair with her boss, while bonding with his mysterious wife. Say whaaat!