New month, new movies and TV! March is coming in strong with a host of women-led films and TV series. There’s a little something for everyone, from a reimagined Disney classic, to moving Toronto-based stories, to new projects from Meghan Markle, Amanda Seyfried, Nicole Kidman and more stars you love.

Here is our list of new releases dropping this month you won’t want to miss:

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With Love, Meghan

In her new lifestyle series, Meghan Markle invites viewers into her world, from the kitchen to the garden and beyond. Follow Meghan as she shares her personal tips and tricks, enjoys candid conversations with friends, and finds beauty in the unexpected. Special guests include Roy Choi, Mindy Kaling, and Alice Waters.

Where to Watch: Netflix

Release Date: March 4

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Picture This

Can’t get enough of Simone Ashley? Catch her this month in Picture This, a heartfelt rom-com following struggling photographer Pia, who receives a hopeful prediction: true love and career success await her within her next five dates. As her sister’s wedding approaches and her family starts playing matchmaker, Pia’s ex returns—bringing chaos to both her love life and career.

Where to Watch: Prime Video

Release Date: March 6

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Seven Veils

In this visually stunning thriller, Amanda Seyfried stars as theater director Jeanine. After years away, she re-enters the opera world to stage her former mentor’s most famous work—the opera Salome. Haunted by disturbing memories from her past, repressed trauma begins to resurface, and Jeanine’s personal and professional lives start to unravel.

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: March 7

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Can I Get a Witness?

Sandra Oh and Keira Jang star in Can I Get a Witness?, a Canadian sci-fi thriller interwoven with animation. Set in a world where all of society’s problems are solved, from climate change to poverty to inequality, there is a big catch—humans have to end life at the age of 50. Teenage artists are tasked with documenting these deaths, and Kiah (Jang) struggles with her new job. 

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: March 14

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The Residence

Uzo Aduba stars as a wildly eccentric detective in this screwball whodunnit, the latest series executive-produced by Shonda Rhimes. When a state dinner at the White House turns deadly, Cordelia (Aduba) is the only person who can catch the murderer lurking in the world’s most famous mansion. With 132 rooms, 157 suspects, and one dead body, this is Cordelia’s most high-stakes case yet.

Where to Watch: Netflix

Release Date: March 20

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Snow White

The highly anticipated live-action musical adaptation of this Disney classic finally arrives in theatres this month. Experience the magic of this timeless story, with Rachel Zegler as Snow White, Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, screenplay by Greta Gerwig and all-new original songs. 

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: March 21

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Holland

In Holland, Michigan, Nancy Vandergroot lives a picture-perfect life as a teacher and homemaker, alongside her community pillar husband and son. But when Nancy and her colleague stumble onto a twisted secret, they discover nothing in their lives is as it seems. Nicole Kidman and Matthew Macfadyen star in this unpredictable thriller. 

Where to Watch: Prime Video

Release Date: March 27

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Survival of the Thickest: Season 2

A brand new season of Michelle Buteau’s Survival of the Thickest is dropping this month. Based on Buteau’s acclaimed book of essays, this scripted comedy series follows Mavis: a Black, plus-size, and newly single stylist. Her mission? To rebuild her life, and not only survive, but thrive, with the help of her chosen family, body positivity, and a cute v-neck with some lip gloss.

Where to Watch: Netflix

Release Date: March 27

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 Darkest Miriam

Severance star Britt Lower plays a Toronto librarian in Darkest Miriam, based on Martha Baillie’s novel The Incident Report. Working amidst marginalized community members at the Allan Gardens library branch, Miriam lives in a fog of grief. When a burgeoning love-affair with Janko, a younger foreign cab driver, coincides with her receiving a series of oddly threatening letters addressed to her, Miriam’s sheltered existence is cracked open.

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: March 28

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Village Keeper

Haunted by the past, paralyzed by anxiety, and grappling with secrets, a grieving widow must help her two teenage children cope. Finding solace in cleaning, a bloody crime scene unexpectedly reveals her own long-buried trauma. Set in Toronto’s Lawrence Heights, Olunike Adeliyi (Backspot, The Porter), stars in this story of grief and motherhood, which premiered at TIFF 2024. 

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: March 28