When a routine police operation uncovers millions in hidden cash, loyalty fractures and suspicion turns violent in a tense crime thriller about greed and betrayal. Streaming on Netflix from January 16.

A period mystery in which a suspicious death and a missing clock pull an unlikely heroine into a dangerous investigation. Starring Mia McKenna-Bruce, Helena Bonham Carter and Martin Freeman. Streaming on Netflix from January 15.

A widower reconnects with his dead wife when her ghost returns in the form of a talking vacuum cleaner, triggering an absurd yet melancholic chain of events that drifts from supernatural comedy into an unexpected meditation on love, grief and class.

A century of trauma, desire, and death unfolds in a German village through the fragmented lives of several generations of women.

After World War II, a legendary Finnish killing machine tries to rebuild his life by hauling his house back to Finland, plank by plank — but Soviet forces decide it’s safer to hunt him down.

When a withdrawn, once-violently scarred man is visited by his long-lost brother, the two must navigate the fraught dynamics of estrangement, love, and forgiveness to confront the ghosts that have kept them apart. Starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Sean Bean and Samantha Morton.

This documentary series is a globe-spanning journey through the planet’s most extreme landscapes, where environmental wonder intersects with personal reckoning.

Two rival hockey players—one Canadian, one Russian—hide a forbidden romance behind their public feud, risking everything in a sport built on violence, pride, and spectacle.

Structured as a series of short sketches, this Argentine film aims to examine the national character, yet relies on easy cynicism and well-worn provocations rather than genuine insight or invention.

Set in Berlin, the sequel follows Idris Elba’s Sam Nelson as he becomes entangled in another high-stakes hijacking, pushing the series’ premise to its breaking point.