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Apple TV+ thriller series Last Seen (Sin rastro) debuts on Apple TV+ with Patrick Brammall as a broken former police officer working as an emergency dispatcher.
Global Streaming Drama and Crime Additions
Directed by Roberto Sneider, Jorge Michel Grau, and Belén Macías, the series stars Eugenio Derbez and Pedro Alonso in a narrative centered on a sexual abuse accusation that exposes systemic inequalities and judicial power dynamics.
Meanwhile, Netflix launches the Spanish youth-oriented thriller adaptation Marfil (Enfrentados: Marfil). Spanning eight episodes, the series pairs Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego García under the direction of Óscar Pedraza, focusing on the dynamic between a kidnapped entrepreneur’s daughter and her enigmatic bodyguard.
In the United Kingdom, Netflix returns with the second season of The Gentlemen. Created by Guy Ritchie and starring Theo James alongside Kaya Scodelario, the eight-episode run charts the continued expansion of Eddie and Susie’s cannabis empire into European markets amid rival mob conflicts and internal business management.
International Cinema and Feature Releases
Theatrical rosters feature Susanne Bier’s supernatural sequel Practical Magic 2 (Hechizo de amor: La magia continúa), reuniting Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman in a story emphasizing nostalgia and sisterly bonds. In Argentina, director Gustavo Postiglione releases Romeo & Ofelia, a contemporary cinematic adaptation merging Shakespearean tragedies like Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbeth within a volatile Rosario setting featuring Guillermo Pfening and Antonella Costa.
Additional theatrical arrivals include Eli Roth’s suspense thriller Ice Cream Man (El heladero), starring Ari Millen and Charlie Zeltzer, alongside the Argentine psychological thriller Bajo tus pies, which features Maribel Verdú and Sofía Otero as residents confronting domestic menace in an ominous apartment building.