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The unexpected ending of the fourth season sets the tone for the new installment, with Serena trying to increase her influence and June fighting Gilead from Canada.

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Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke are the stars of a dark comedy about two teenage girls who decide to take on each other's enemies at school.

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It's the most expensive series in history, one of the television events of the year, and, according to critics, an unprecedented spectacle. Welcome back to Middle Earth.

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One of the films of the year, 'Elvis' is a possible candidate for every category in the next Oscars. The story focuses on the relationship between Elvis Presley and Tom Parker, his manager. Austin Butler and Tom Hanks might well pick up an Oscar.

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If what we already know about Armie Hammer has been enough to definitively cancel him out of Hollywood, the so-far unknown information from this documentary promises to be even more spectacularly scandalous.

In this Spanish series, Amaia's life seems to fall apart when she has to leave Barcelona to go to a small town with her mother. However, she discovers that she may have inherited certain powers from her grandmother, the only witch in town.

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The previous season left the two protagonists in a delicate moment and with a complicated exit. How will they manage to get back to normal?

Steve Jones, leader of the Sex Pistols, wrote an explosive memoir in 2018. It served as an inspiration for this overwhelming and emotional documentary. We get a look inside the group that changed music forever.

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This musical version of 'Pinocchio' was made in stop motion animation by director Guillermo del Toro. It is set in 1930s' Italy. A must-see.

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The God of Thunder continues his journey, this time in the hands of Taika Waikiki, the director who unleashed his funny and surprising madness onto the saga.

Remarkably, Cobra Kai began as a miniseries, but it was so popular and well-made that it has now reached its fifth season on Netflix. The protagonists keep waxing on, and waxing off, the car.

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In this Spanish series, Cardona and Millán are two agents responsible for finding the most wanted drug dealer in the world. The problem? No one has ever seen his face.

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Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May need no introduction. The most atypical and addictive car program returns, even for those who aren't big fans of the genre.

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In this Spanish series that some have compared to a Sherlock Holmes story, Aura Garrido and Jean Reno (yes, from 'Léon, the Professional') travel to the region of Galicia in the 1940s to pursue a serial killer who has been roaming for months and taking lives at will.

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Cassian Andor is the latest Star Wars character with his own series. We will see how the Rebellion against the Empire arose and how it managed to involve so many planets.

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One of the best sports anime in recent history. Shōyō Hinata's passion for volleyball is contagious, which adds to the series' addictive and fun story.

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With this limited series by the Spanish director Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, you are surely going to cry. It's the story of five childhood friends who, year after year, get together to go on vacation. On this year's trip, however, one of them reveals that she has been diagnosed with cancer.

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This film tells the story of three sisters' involvement in Parisian suburban warfare after their brother gets killed in an alleged altercation with police. The story is reminiscent of an old Greek tragedy.

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Based on Thomas Perry's bestseller, this FX series is now also released on the streaming platform. It tells the story of a retired CIA member on the fringes of society who returns to his post to track down a serial killer he failed to catch back in the day. Jeff Bridges is already reason enough to see it.

The role that may give Ana de Armas an Oscar and will spark new interest in the story of Marilyn Monroe: it's the umpteenth and yet always necessary biopic of the ill-fated actress.

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In this British six-episode miniseries, several independent stories follow one another, with two elements in common: rap and the city of London.

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In this drama series about finance graduates in the rough post-2008 economy, the novices will lose their good manners and security when Covid-19 and changes in the company bring them a completely new reality.

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