This Mexican film from the Colombian-born director Rodrigo García tells six interconnected stories led by intense female protagonists. Starring Ilse Salas, Cassandra Ciangherotti, and Natalia Solián. Now streaming on Netflix.

At Yale, a philosophy professor is caught in the middle when a promising student accuses a fellow professor of sexual misconduct, triggering institutional reactions that move faster than the truth can settle.

A continuous-take experiment that tracks Sheeran across New York as he sings, improvises and interacts with the city in real time.

A darkly ironic documentary that exposes the bizarre and growing industry built to “prepare” American schools for mass shootings in a country unwilling to restrict access to guns.

A glossy Patagonian revenge melodrama, the series follows a young woman who returns from the dead to dismantle the lives of those who murdered her mother two decades earlier.

This series follows a broke, truth-obsessed local reporter in Tulsa whose curiosity about a suspicious suicide drags him into a messy web of political corruption, family secrets, and small-town noir eccentricities. Starring Ethan Hawke and Kyle MacLachlan.

A hybrid of fiction and documentary, Kate Beecroft’s first film follows a South Dakota horse-training family playing versions of themselves as they face grief, financial strain, and the emotional pull of the land they call home.

A low-key reimagining of the 1992 film, the remake follows a troubled mother who begins to suspect that the seemingly perfect nanny may be hiding darker motives. Starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Maika Monroe.

A sprawling, action-driven historical drama set during Japan’s transition from Edo to Meiji, the series follows nearly 300 out-of-work warriors forced into a deadly competition where only one can survive.

In 1937, at the height of Stalinist terror, a young Soviet prosecutor receives a desperate prison petition written in blood. His attempt to investigate the abuse behind it draws him into a maze of fear, obstruction and political double-speak. Based on Georgy Demidov’s long-suppressed text, this is a rigorous, Kafkaesque tale of idealism colliding with the brutal machinery of the state.