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Here’s the release date for His Three Daughters on Netflix

The family drama from Azazel Jacobs stars Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen, and Carrie Coon.

Guides by Avery Kaplan, Contributing writer

Published on Sat Aug 31 2024

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His Three Daughters, the newest film from writer/director Azazel Jacobs, is a story of “pre-mourning.” Starring Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen, and Carrie Coon in the eponymous roles, the story sees the three siblings reunited beside their father’s soon-to-be deathbed. Will the challenging experience bring the sisters closer together, or ensure that they remain apart?

Previous projects from director Jacobs include French Exit, Doll & Em and The Lovers. And of course it goes without saying that all three of the leads have impressive acting resumes.

Lyonne has appeared in several other critically acclaimed Netflix projects, including Orange is the New Black, Poker Face and Russian Doll. Olsen has appeared in projects like WandaVision, Ingrid Goes West and Sorry For Your Loss. Meanwhile, Coon has appeared in projects like Gone Girl, Fargo and The Leftovers.

With such an impressive leading cast, it's no wonder that the film has been praised for its performances. But when can you expect to stream the movie on Netflix? His Three Daughters will arrive for streaming on Netflix on September 20, 2024. Will you be checking it out when it arrives?

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Avery Kaplan: Avery lives and writes in Southern California. She is the co-author of Double Challenge: Being LGBTQ and a Minority with her spouse, Rebecca Oliver Kaplan. Avery is Features Editor at Comics Beat, and you can also find her writing on StarTrek.com, The Gutter Review, Geek Girl Authority, and in the margins of the books in her personal library.