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Palermo division

From Friday, on Netflix.

The new Netflix original Argentinian series is a comedy written, co-directed by and starring Santiago Korovsky. The story presents an inclusive urban guard, composed mostly of minorities and created as a marketing operation to improve the image of the security forces.

While everyone tries to understand what function they perform, its members will end up facing a strange criminal gang. With a luxury cast made up of Pilar Gamboa, Daniel Hendler, Martín Garabal and Charo López, among others.

early evening

From Wednesday, available on Star+.

Created by Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn, this ten-episode Mexican thriller follows Ramiro del Solar (Óscar Jaenada, from the Luis Miguel series), a prestigious journalist who has to report on the death of his lover. He does it by hiding the ties that unite her to the woman. When the investigation gets complicated, he manipulates the information in front of the public to get away with it.

Lidia Poët’s law

From Wednesday, on Netflix.

Italy, late 19th century. The Court of Appeal of Turin declares the admission of Lidia Poët (Matilda de Angelis) to the Bar Association illegitimate and prohibits her from practicing the legal profession as a woman. Trial drama that reinterprets the true story of Poët, the first female lawyer in Italy.

Mila in the Multiverse

Starting Wednesday, on Disney+.

Mila (Laura Luz) receives as a gift for her sixteenth birthday a device with which she can visit parallel universes and learn the truth about the disappearance of her mother Elis (Malu Mader), who begins to be persecuted by a mysterious group called “The Operators ” . Mila will have to rely on her new old friends Juliana (Yuki Sugimoto), Vinícius (João Victor) and Pierre (Dani Flomin). Adventure series produced in Brazil.

Carnival row

From Friday, on Amazon Prime Video.

Second and final season of the series with Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne. Human detective Rycroft Philostrate and fairy Vignette Stonemoss end up on a perilous adventure in a Victorian fantasy world filled with mythological creatures, where peace in the city collapses when a series of murders reveals an unimaginable monster.

Planetary sex with Cara Delevingne

From Tuesday, on Star+.

Cara Delevingne puts her mind and body on the line as she searches for answers about human sexuality, its pleasures, mysteries and ever-changing nature. In each episode, the model and actress shares her personal, unfiltered and authentic experiences.

Star Trek: Picard

Friday on Amazon Prime Video.

Third and final season of the series focused on Jean-Luc Picard, with Patrick Stewart as the iconic captain of the Entrerprise. A desperate message from an old friend drags Admiral Picard’s Starfleet into the riskiest mission of his life, forcing him to recruit allies from generations old and new.

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All the times we fell in love

Tuesday, premiere on Netflix.

September 2003. Irene (Georgina Amorós) arrives in Madrid determined to conquer the world and become a director. There she will meet her best friends and also Julio (Franco Masini), who would be the ideal protagonist of her films and her life. But things don’t always go your way. Spanish romantic comedy about love and friendship.

Bodysuit, bodysuit, bodysuit

Saturday the 6th at 10pm, on HBO. Available starting Monday on Flow On Demand.

When a group of wealthy twentysomethings throw a party at a remote family mansion, the celebration turns somber, with betrayals, false friends and deaths. Horror comedy with Amandla Stenberg, Maria Bakalova and Pete Davidson.

Sharper

From Friday 17, on Apple TV+.

Julianne Moore, Sebastian Stan and John Litgow star in this neo-noir thriller set in New York, where a con man takes on the billionaires of Manhattan and where relentless manipulation and dangerous power games reign. Directed by Golden Globe and Emmy Award winner Benjamin Caron (The crown)