Travis Fimmel Vikings hot guy in Black Snow

Black Snow

Set against the striking Glass House Mountains in Queensland, Australia, Black Snow blends psychological drama with a mystery that alternates between two timelines, pivoting a deeply conflicted detective (Vikings’ Travis Fimmel) as he investigates a cold case involving the disappearance of a 21-year-old woman — while continuing the search for his own missing brother. Unpredictable

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Étoile

Two of the top ballet companies in New York and Paris exchange star performers in an attempt to bring back the crowds and save themselves in this gorgeously shot, sharply funny binge watch created by the couple behind the Gilmore Girls and The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. Old world traditions clash

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Race for the Crown

With the Kentucky Derby coming up May 3rd, this Netflix docuseries heads behind the race tracks into the high stakes lives and controversies surrounding the jockeys, trainers, and gambling billionaires who collide in the world of thoroughbred horse racing. Visually stunning and riveting. Six episodes stream today.

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Homer Simpson as a whale

The Simpsons “Yellow Planet”

The Simpsons become characters in a National Geographic nature mockumentary in honor of Earth Day, with Homer and Marge becoming whales navigating the ocean, Bart hatching as an iguana struggling to survive, and Lisa leading her flock as a finch. A few other familiar voices from Springfield appear in the wilds in this special episode

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Airplane safety questions in The Rehearsal Season 2

The Rehearsal S2

Aviation safety and pilot communication are the centerpiece of the second season of this “experimental” documentary series from cringe comedian Nathan Fielder, who uses role playing and a faux airplane set to ask some bigger questions about decision-making under pressure. The timeliness of the issue and Fielder’s rising profile are sure to get more people

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Pangolin: Kulu’s Journey

A follow-up to one of the most riveting nature documentaries of the past five years, the Oscar-winning My Octopus Teacher, co-director Pippa Ehrlich returns with a new film about a man who sets out to rescue an endangered baby pangolin — a creature few have come close to — from the illegal wildlife trade in

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Jacob Elordi drama about war and love

The Narrow Road to the Deep North

A jarring and poignant six-part war epic based on the Booker Prize-winning Richard Flanagan novel, The Narrow Road to the Deep North alternates between three timelines, beginning in 1989, with the celebrated surgeon Dorrigo Evans (Ciarán Hinds), and taking us back to his memories of a forbidden love affair in 1940 with his uncle’s wife,

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Grand Tour

A hypnotic art house film that earned a Best Director prize at last years Cannes, Grand Tour is split into two halves. The first follows a British colonial officer as he flees a yet unseen fiancée in Myanmar, and roams through Singapore, Bangkok, Saigon, Manila, and Osaka in a kind of existential crisis. The second

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Ransom Canyon

Aiming squarely for Yellowstone fans while appealing more to the romance lovers and Texans among them, Ransom Canyon delivers a visually stunning escapist soap about three contemporary ranching families facing corporate takeovers, environmental crises, love triangles, and family betrayals. Josh Duhamel, James Brolin and Minka Kelly co-star in the adaptation from the Jodi Thomas’ romance

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#1 Happy Family USA

Set in the wake of 9/11, a patriotic New Jersey Muslim family suddenly become pariahs in this darkly funny animated comedy from Ramy Youseff (creator of Ramy and Mo), who drew from his own childhood.  Co-starring Alia Shawkat, Mandy Moore, and Chris Redd, the sometimes surreal social satire has a distinctive animation style that draws

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