Here’s everything new that’s coming to Amazon Prime Video Canada in September 2021.

Cinderella

Yes, this new take on the beloved fairy tale is the reason James Corden organized a flash mob and inconvenienced Los Angeles drivers over the weekend, but don’t hold the marketing against the movie. Pitch Perfect creator Kay Cannon directs Camila Cabello in this modernized musical, featuring Idina Menzel as wicked stepmom Vivian, Pose breakout Billy Porter as fairy godparent Fab G, and Pierce Brosnan and Minnie Driver as the royal parents of Nicholas Galitzine’s understandably confused Prince Robert. September 3

Kid 90

If Amazon’s Val Kilmer documentary left you craving more camcorder-driven looks at rising Hollywood stars, this new project—curated from hours of footage shot by Soleil Moon Frye as a child performer in the early '90s—should scratch that itch, as the once and future Punky Brewster films icons of the era like Stephen Dorff, Balthazar Getty, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Brian Austin Green, and, somehow, Perry Farrell. September 3

The Voyeurs

Other than the odd think-piece about how badly Basic Instinct has dated, the erotic thrillers of the '80s and '90s are mostly forgotten now—so it’s been fascinating to see the genre return in the hands of a new generation of filmmakers and actors. Here, Sydney Sweeney (Euphoria, The White Lotus) and Justice Smith (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom) play a Montreal couple drawn into the lives of their very attractive neighbours (Ben Hardy, Natasha Liu Bordizzo), with disastrous results. And keep an eye out for Jean Yoon from Kim’s Convenience as the requisite grown-up authority figure. September 10

The Mad Women’s Ball

Mélanie Laurent’s period drama tells the story of a spirited 19^th century woman, Eugénie (Lou de Laâge), whose ability to talk to the dead lands her in an asylum, where she enlists the help of a nurse (Laurent, who also cowrote the script) to survive the “treatments” of the patronizing, patriarchal Professor Charcot (Grégoire Bonnet). Any contemporary resonance is entirely intentional, of course. September 17

69: The Saga Of Danny Hernandez

Everyone loves a trainwreck, right? Danny Hernandez, aka Tekashi69, seems to be the exception to that rule: the rapper (and convicted felon) has spent years working to establish himself as a flaming locomotive bent on running down everything in his path. In a new documentary, filmmaker Vikram Gandhi (Kumaré, the young Barack Obama biopic Barry) explores Hernandez’s journey from obscurity to infamy by interviewing the people who knew him best. September 30

Here's the full list of TV shows and movies coming to Amazon Prime Video Canada in September 2021:

September 1

Angel (seasons 1-5)
Bridesmaids
mother!

September 2

City Of Lies

September 3

Cinderella
Kid 90

September 5

Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues

Dreams Come True #3 (season 1)

September 8

Mumbai Diaries 26/11 (season 1)

September 10

Ici C’est Paris, 50 Years Of Passion (season 1)
LuLa Rich (season 1)
The Mauritanian
Mixte (season 1)
PSG Ô Ville Lumiere, 50 Years Of Legend (season 2)
The Voyeurs

September 16

El Juego De Las Llaves (season 2)

September 17

El Amarre
Back To The Rafters (season 1)
Black Power
Do, Re & Mi (season 1)
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
The Mad Women’s Ball
Rafa Nadal Academy (season 1)
Subnormal
Uprising (season 1)

September 20

Pet Sematary (2019)

September 24

Absentia (season 3)
Birds Of Paradise
Dinner Club (season 1)
Goliath (season 4)
Savage X Fenty Show (season 3)

September 30

69: The Saga Of Danny Hernandez
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit
True Story Avec (season 2)

Last chance

The following titles are leaving Amazon Prime Video Canada in August 2021.

September 5

The Bouncer
The Con Is On
Maya The Bee Movie
Maya The Bee: The Honey Games
Where’d You Go, Bernadette

September 7

Businessmen Vs. Aliens

September 8

Fidaa

September 12

Child’s Play
Dragged Across Concrete

September 14

The Golden Girls

September 16

Zombieland: Double Tap

September 26

The Beach Bum
Hotel Mumbai
The Poison Rose