Read more: Doramas on Netflix: complete guide with the best titles to binge
Burning Man
The series Burning Man is one of the big bets for 2026. Starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, the plot adapts the classic story of protection and revenge to Rio de Janeiro.
The protagonist plays an ex-mercenary who must face his demons while protecting a friend's daughter amid the dangers of the Rio urban landscape. With Alice Braga and Thomás Aquino in the cast, the production guarantees high-quality action with a local touch.
Marrying a Murderer?
This documentary is a must for true crime fans. Marrying a Murderer? narrates the true story of Caroline Muirhead, a forensic pathologist who discovered a terrible secret about her fiancé after he proposed.
The production explores Caroline's dilemma between love and the duty to report a hidden crime, keeping viewers glued to the screen with revelations about a hit-and-run followed by body concealment.
Straight to Hell
Straight to Hell delves into the life of Kazuko Hosoki, the psychic who became an icon of Japanese pop culture.
Over nine episodes, the documentary series investigates whether Hosoki was a legitimate spiritual guide or a master of media manipulation. It's a fascinating analysis of how charisma can build empires and influence millions of people through faith and entertainment.
Everybody Hates Chris
One of the biggest open TV phenomena in Brazil, Everybody Hates Chris has finally arrived on complete streaming.
The series shows Chris Rock's youth in Brooklyn with sharp humor that conquered generations of Brazilians. Now, it's possible to binge all seasons and laugh again at Chris's misadventures, Julius's frugality, and Rochelle's unique style, all without commercial breaks.
Like Magic
The animation Like Magic features Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple voicing the protagonists. The story focuses on a forest creature and a bird that, being natural enemies, accidentally swap bodies.
With impeccable visuals, the film is a light comedy about unlikely friendship and survival, making it an excellent choice to watch with the whole family.
My Name Is Agneta
The film My Name Is Agneta follows a 49-year-old Swedish woman who decides to abandon her monotonous routine. She travels to France to be a nanny, but discovers that her "client" is actually an eccentric elderly man named Einar.
It's a sensitive dramedy about fresh starts, unexpected friendships, and the courage to change your life at any age, escaping traditional Hollywood clichés.
Yiya Murano: Death at Tea Time
This Argentine documentary details the case of Yiya Murano, known as the "poisoner of Montserrat". Yiya Murano: Death at Tea Time explains how she killed three friends during afternoon tea due to financial debts.
The film uses testimonies and archives to show how this elegant woman shocked the country in the 70s, becoming one of the most sinister figures in Latin American criminology.
My Dear Miss
My Dear Miss is a profound Spanish drama about identity. The story focuses on Adela, a woman from a traditional family who discovers she is intersex in an extremely conservative society.
The film narrates her journey of self-discovery and the struggle to live her true essence in an environment of repression. It's a necessary work that addresses identity and personal freedom.
