After her father’s death exposes her secluded life, Carrie (Summer H. Howell) is forced into school, where her telekinetic powers and a hostile social media world collide. On Prime Video.

Diego Peretti stars as a fired accountant who strikes a shady deal with the sinister Bernal (César Troncoso) to keep his beloved mansion in Gustavo Triviño’s slow-burn urban noir. Also starring Fabián Arenillas, Marta Lubos and Mariano Argento.

Riccardo Milani’s comedy follows an elderly Sardinian shepherd (Giuseppe Ignazio Loi) who spends two decades refusing to sell his land to a Milan developer (Diego Abatantuono), despite the pleas of his daughter (Virginia Raffaele) and neighbors.

In Apple TV’s six-episode series, Pearce Quigley plays a depressed home-improvement store clerk who, urged by his father (Michael Palin), grows prophetic homunculi in jars to learn why his partner vanished seven years ago. From October 7.

The star plays a Texas oil tycoon who, after a Greenland drilling accident sends a massive iceberg toward Europe, gathers John Goodman’s president and his cabinet to contain the crisis and the truth. In cinemas.

Olivia Wilde is a provocative conceptual artist who pulls her young intern (Cooper Hoffman) into a sexually charged affair in Gregg Araki’s comic thriller, told in flashback after he finds her apparently dead.

Florence Pugh, Christopher Abbott and Mike Faist star in Zoe Kazan’s Netflix limited series in which a manipulative young woman divides two brothers and sets a Salinas Valley family on a generational feud.

Jenny Nava stars as a mother who has spent years combing Colombia’s unmarked graves for her missing son, until fellow searcher Sandra takes her to a clairvoyant who may finally reveal his fate. In San Sebastian and Biarritz film festivals.

Amir Bar-Lev’s documentary follows Icelandic climber John Snorri as Nims Purja’s Nepalese team and a commercial expedition of influencers converge on K2 in 2021, chasing the first winter summit. Streaming on Apple TV from October 2.

Sharon Horgan stars as a divorced London literary agent whose fresh start stalls when her son quits university and her ex leaves for Canada. Streaming on HBO Max.