The documentary on Cabezas ’crime and the ending of ¿Who Killed Sara ?, the remaining premieres of the week
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Who killed Sarah?
Available from Wednesday 18 on Netflix.
The final seven episodes of “Who Killed Sara?”, Available from Wednesday on Netflix.
With the stellar addition of Jean Reno, came the third and final season of the Mexican drama and suspense series. Now that he knows his sister Sara is alive, Alex Guzmán (Manolo Cardona) is desperately looking for him.
night sky
Friday the 20th, premiere on Amazon Prime Video.
JK Simmons and Sissy Spacek star as Franklin and Irene York, a couple years ago who discovered a camera buried in their backyard that inexplicably leads to a strange desert planet. Science fiction drama series with Argentine presence in the cast: Julieta Zylberberg.
They don’t need an introduction, with David Letterman
From Friday the 20th, on Netflix.
“They don’t need an introduction” is back, David Letterman’s series of interviews.
The host and comedian returns with his fourth episode of intimate interviews. All six episodes bring a new round of guests: Cardi B, Kevin Durant, Billie Eilish, Julia Louis ‐ Dreyfus, Ryan Reynolds and Will Smith.
Now & Done
On Friday 20th, three new episodes on Apple TV +.
Bilingual 8-episode thriller from the makers Velvet Y The cable girls. A group of college friends reunited 20 years after a weekend party in which one of their classmates died. They include Soledad Villamil, Marina de Tavira, Rosie Perez, Maribel Verdú and Manolo Cardona.
Love, Death and Robots
From Friday the 20th, available on Netflix.
The animated anthology series Death. Love & Robots premiered a new season on Netflix.
Emmy Award-winning anthology animated series produced by Tim Miller (Dead Pool; Terminator: Hidden Fate) and David Fincher. Combining horror, imagination, humor and charm, the stages range from the discovery of an ancient evil to a comedy statement.
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The Photographer and the Postman: The Crime of Cabezas
Premiere Thursday 19, on Netflix.
The Crime of Cabezas, Netflix’s new documentary film
Alejandro Hartmann’s Argentine documentary about the crime of photographer José Luis Cabezas in Pinamar, in the summer of 1997. A case that shocked Argentina and resulted in the revelation of a mafia network involving political and economic power .
Chip and Dale to the rescue
From Friday the 20th, at Disney +.
Chip and Dale live between cartoons and people in Los Angeles. When a former castmate mysteriously disappears, the Chipmunks must repair their broken friendship and once again assume their identity as detectives to save their friend’s life.
official competition
From Friday the 20th, on Star+.
“Official Competition”, the film by Cohn and Duprat, is coming to streaming thanks to Star+.
Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat are directing this film about a billionaire businessman who, in search of transcendence and social prestige, decided to make a film that leaves a mark. With Penélope Cruz, Antonio Banderas and Oscar Martínez.
Source: Clarin