A new movie shot on the Isle of Man will be on the world's largest video-streaming service a week after it's released in cinemas.
Mindhorn, starring Julian Barratt, features a TV detective who returns to the Isle of Man to help police catch a serial killer.
It's out in UK cinemas on May 5th - but Netflix says it's now bought the streaming rights and will make the film available to subscribers from May 12th.
The comedy currently scores 86 per cent on the Rotten Tomatoes movie website.
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