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.

In its second season, the series turns Nathan Fielder’s obsession with control, communication and fear into an even more elaborate experiment, blurring reality and fiction until the show becomes a deeply personal—and unsettling—comedy.

In the final episode of the series’ first season, a decisive confrontation reveals the price of individuality, pushing Carol to consider whether freedom can exist without connection.

Despite shrinking funding and growing uncertainty, Argentine filmmakers continued to release bold, vital work. These 40 titles capture a cinema navigating crisis without surrendering its creative force.

This three-and-a-half-hour documentary follows the life of a boy born on the border between Argentina and Paraguay across a decade of profound change and growth.