A new film is about to be added to Netflix's library of fascinating documentaries this week, and if early reviews are any indication, this feature-length documentary is likely to be one of the streaming service's strongest new releases, not just this week, but for the entire month.

“Daughters,” which spotlights the unique bond between a father and daughter when their father is incarcerated, is directed by Natalie Lau and Angela Patton; Netflix's documentary “Mountain Queen: The Summits of Lhakpa Sherpa” was released a few weeks after it wowed viewers and critics, and it looks like it will be another big hit.

If you are looking for a new documentary to watch on Netflix, “Daughters” should be at the top of your list. The film is a heartfelt look at the less-than-traditional family dynamics, but it also takes a long, hard look at some of the larger issues affecting American society today.

This documentary needs to stay on your radar, but if you want a little more information before committing to adding “Daughters” to your watch list, here is all the information you need ahead of its Netflix debut: .......

Angela Patton, CEO of the nonprofit Girls for Change, has dedicated her life to empowering black girls. [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...] [...]

“Daughters” isn't the only worthwhile new addition to the Netflix library this month; here's the full list of movies and TV shows added to the streaming service in August 2024. Also, if you just want to see the highlights, here are three Netflix movies worth watching first.