When the titular character (played by Stranger Things' Shannon Purser) is mistaken for one of the most popular girls in school by her crush, she struggles to feel comfortable in her own skin. The premise sounds so relatable, and after Netflix's latest string of original rom coms, you can probably trust their taste.

From director Nicole Holofcener (Enough Said) and starring Ben Mendelsohn and Edie Falco, this film tells the story of man who wants to shed himself of his aforementioned steady habits in favor of a more fulfilling life. This theme will definitely apply to the transition from the lazy days of summer to "being more productive" in the fall.

Netflix has proven to be a destination for celeb documentaries for talent such as Lady Gaga, Nina Simone, and Steve Aoki. This fall, Quincy Jones is the next to have his life in the music spotlight chronicled, and by a trustworthy source, as the film is co-directed by daughter Rashida Jones.

Private Life marries an all-star cast (Paul Giamatti, Kathryn Hahn, Molly Shannon) with a sure-to-be moving story about a couple that faces struggles with infertility.

In this October release, Maggie Gyllenhaal plays a, you guessed it, Kindergarten teacher who becomes consumed by acting as mentor to a gifted child in her class.

This thriller stars Dan Stevens, a man desperate to save his sister from what he believes to be a religious cult led by "prophet" Michael Sheen. The film is sure to be horrifying and historical (it takes place in 1905) just in time for Halloween.

Though the ideals of feminism and the need for change in an era of #MeToo are more alive than ever, many of the seeds for the movement were planted in a 1977 photography book that shares a name with the film. This doc explores what the photos meant for that period, and what we could stand to learn today about the subject of feminism.

Kicking off November, a film that began production in 1970 is finally seeing the light of day some 30 years after filmmaker Orson Welles' death. His final work was never finished, until two producers found the forgotten reels in 2017 and made it their mission to release a completed project. This is a must-see if for only the historical significance.

Speaking of Welles, on the same day as you check out his final film, you can also watch a doc about the man behind it. This will make for an epic double feature chronicling a "troubled" artist who once reached the heights of Hollywood power with his movie, Citizen Kane.

The duo responsible for the Academy Award-nominated film Hell or High Water, director David Mackenzie and star Chris Pine, are joining forces once again for the story of an embattled Scottish outlaw stands his ground against an English army in the 14th century.

This anthology Western stars the likes of James Franco and Zoe Kazan, and is brought to the screen by legendary directing duo Joel and Ethan Coen. In short, if this one is as entertaining in reality as it seems on paper, we're in for a treat.