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When a withdrawn, once-violently scarred man is visited by his long-lost brother, the two must navigate the fraught dynamics of estrangement, love, and forgiveness to confront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.

Steven Knight’s series finds new strength in Season 2 by privileging atmosphere, character and moral ambiguity over sheer impact. Starring Erin Doherty and Stephen Graham.

Set in the vibrant 1950s table-tennis scene, the film follows a young dreamer determined to earn respect in a sport no one takes seriously. Starring Timothée Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Odessa A’zion.

Two longtime friends take annual vacations together in this romantic comedy that revisits the eternal question of whether men and women can really just be friends. Now streaming on Netflix.