A revealing documentary traces Rafael Nadal’s career through injuries, pain, and mental strain, reframing his success as endurance against physical limits rather than pure sporting glory.
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‘Rafa’ Netflix Review: Playing Through Pain
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‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Spielberg Completes the Circle on His Lifelong Obsession With Extraterrestrial Life
A mathematician and a TV meteorologist discover their personal connection to a massive corporate conspiracy concealing evidence of extraterrestrial life on Earth.
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‘Alice and Steve’ Review: A British Comedy About Friendship, Family, and Very Bad Decisions
In this British series, a woman in her fifties finds herself at war with her best friend — and former lover — after he begins dating her 26-year-old daughter. Streaming on Hulu.
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‘EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert’ Review: Baz Luhrmann’s Dazzling Excavation Of The King’s Vegas Comeback
Unseen footage and newly remastered recordings restore the full truth of the legendary Las Vegas residency of «The King of Rock & Roll».
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‘Office Romance’ Review: A Likable But Uneven Throwback to the Golden Age of Rom-Coms (Netflix)
A workaholic airline CEO and her smitten British lawyer must navigate company policy — and their own resistance — before the inevitable happens.
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‘The Marked Woman’ Review: A Solid But Conventional Spanish Crime Thriller (Netflix)
A woman found bound in a Barcelona shipping container with no memory of who she is anchors this competent but formulaic Netflix thriller adapted from the Rosa Montero–Olivier Truc novel.
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‘Mexico 86’ Review: Diego Luna Tackles Football Corruption With Wit and Affection in This Netflix Comedy
A fictional Mexican football official bends rules and egos to land the 1986 World Cup — and gets away with more than he should. Streaming on Netflix.
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‘The Witness’ Review: A Father, a Son, and the Murder That Never Ends (Netflix)
A father and son navigate grief, identity, and each other in the aftermath of a real 1992 London murder that changed both their lives forever. On Netflix.
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‘Cape Fear’ Review: Javier Bardem and Amy Adams Shine in a Series That Keeps Sabotaging Itself
After a convicted killer manipulates his way out of prison, he sets out to systematically destroy the family of the two married attorneys who put him behind bars. Starring Javier Bardem, Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson. On Apple TV.
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‘Not Suitable for Work’ Review: Mindy Kaling’s Charming But Deliberately Retro New York Sitcom
Five twentysomething neighbors in Manhattan’s Murray Hill juggle dead-end jobs, romantic near-misses, and each other in this cheerfully old-fashioned new sitcom. On Hulu.


