One hundred films to trace how cinema has redefined its forms, geographies and obsessions in the 21st century.

A list of 25 films to understand how Argentine cinema changed in the 21st century—and why it remains one of the most vital in the world.

Two women try to rebuild their personal and professional lives after spending many years in prison in this adaptation of two novels by Claudia Piñeiro, starring Carla Peterson and Nancy Dupláa. Streaming on Netflix from January 1.

In its second season, Lumon’s employees continue, in different ways, to uncover the company’s secrets—and those of their own lives. Starring Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry, John Turturro, and Patricia Arquette.

As the series heads toward its finale, it keeps running on momentum, repetition, and just enough emotion to make the climb worthwhile. Streaming on Netflix.

A personal, wide-ranging look at the international films that shaped the 2025 festival circuit—and why world cinema, more than ever, is driving the global conversation.

A hijacked plane, rival undercover agents, and a turbulent political era collide in this sleek Korean espionage series inspired by real events.

What begins as a technical stunt evolves into a relentless examination of social media, misogyny and the quiet brutality shaping teenage lives. Streaming on Netflix.

In a year defined by excess, formulas, and platform sprawl, this list filters the global avalanche of series to highlight the titles that managed to rise above the noise.

The long-awaited series based on the graphic novel created by Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Francisco Solano López finally arrives in serialized form, starring Ricardo Darín, Carla Peterson, and César Troncoso. Streaming on Netflix.