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God’s favorite idiot
From Wednesday 15, on Netflix.
McCarty and Falcone star in the comedy “God’s Favorite Idiot”.
Extravagant 8-episode comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and her husband, fellow writer and creator Ben Falcone. He’s a tech support clerk who falls in love with her colleague Amily Luck (McCarthy) just as he becomes God’s messenger. Plus, there’s skating, a lake of fire, and a looming apocalypse.
Inés of my soul
From Friday 17, on Amazon Prime Video.
The story of Inés, the first Spanish woman to arrive in Chile, and her hard work to help build the nation of this country. The story of this original Prime Video series follows real-life people and events; and is based on the novel of the same name by the Chilean writer Isabel Allende.
it has always been me
Wednesday 15, premiere on Disney +.
Karol Sevilla returns to acting in a Disney series: “It was always me”.
Karol Sevilla, the star of I’m Luna, stars in this original Disney + Mexican series. She is Lupe, a teenager who goes to Colombia for the funeral of her father, El Faraón, a star of that country. Upon her arrival, she realizes that nothing is as it seems and she decides to enter a music contest to stay close to her father’s environment and investigate her suspicious death.
It’s a shame
From Friday, at 10pm, on HBO. The next day, each chapter is available on Flow’s On Demand.
This original HBO Max miniseries tells the story of four friends in 1980s London during a decade when everything changed, including the rise of AIDS among the population. By Russell T. Davies, creator of Years and Years and Queer as folk.
love and anarchy
From Thursday 16, available on Netflix.
The second season of the Swedish series “Love and Anarchy” arrives on Netflix.
Second season of the Swedish romantic comedy, one of the surprises of the pandemic. Sofie (Ida Engvoli), newly divorced, is trying to start a life together with Max (Björn Mosten). Due to unforeseen circumstances, she goes through an existential crisis, something that has serious consequences for the relationship.
With love, Vittorio
From Wednesday 15, exclusively on Star +.
In Season 3, Victor (Michael Cimino) embarks on a journey of self-discovery, deciding not only who he wants to be with, but who he wants to be as well. As they plan what to do after high school, Victor and his friends face new problems they must solve in order to make the best decisions for their future.
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God’s anger
Wednesday 15, premiered on Netflix.
“God’s anger”. Photo: Netflix
Luciana (Macarena Achaga, from the series Luis Miguel) is immersed in a circle of mysterious deaths of her relatives. And she tries to learn the truth with the help of the journalist Esteban (Juan Minujín).
Kloster, an enigmatic writer who was his boss (Diego Peretti), hovers over the scene with a veil of horror and an air of guilt. Argentine thriller by Sebastián Schindel based on the novel The slow death of Luciana B., by Guillermo Martínez.
The Reds
From Friday 17, available on Star +.
Morán and Oreiro play two paleontologists in the Argentine western “Las Rojas”.
Mercedes Morán is Carlota, a prestigious paleontologist who has kept a secret for years; and Natalia Oreiro is Constanza, a young colleague who is sent to supervise her. Although they are on a war footing, they must join forces to face a worse enemy. Argentine Western by Matías Luchessi.
Los Tigres del Norte: stories to tell
From Friday available on Amazon Prime Video.
Documentary that offers an intimate and never-before-seen look at one of the most iconic and popular groups on the Mexican regional music scene: Los Tigres del Norte. From its humble beginnings to the rise and success of the band after becoming one of the most prominent groups in the country.
spider head
Premiere Friday, on Netflix.
Chris Hemsworth runs a prison outpost in the action movie “Spiderhead”.
In a state-of-the-art prison run by a brilliant visionary (Chris Hemsworth) who experiments with emotionally altering drugs, a connection emerges between two inmates (Miles Teller and Jurnee Smollett) grappling with their pasts.
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