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After her job and relationship implode on the same day, Sofia starts from scratch -- and meets a dashing Spanish chef who might be her missing ingredient.

After a chance run-in with his cool new photographer neighbour, Meadow, Jabari has to figure out whether he can make space for love in his life.

An ordinary entrepreneur joins a secret government mission to capture a Korean drug lord operating in South America.

This is a comedy series that will differentiate itself from American teen series on Netfllix, in style and approach – not that one is better than the other.

Produced in Catalonia, Spain, the setting gives us a glimpse of life there, with the beach party during San Juan, the mountain ranges in the Pyrenees, etc.

The story of a teenage witch is often a guaranteed success. Reminiscent of both the original Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996) and its remake Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018), You’re Nothing Special is “an in between” of the two – the 2018 series being far better, though, in technical quality and storytelling.

The script of You’re Nothing Special gives the protagonist more depth, and it makes her more relatable to the viewers. As for the dubbing, it is not bad. In fact, it is better than it has been in other series, and manages to convey the cadences with smidgen of authenticity.

Amaia's life, according to her, just sucks. Overnight, she has to say goodbye to her life in Barcelona, where she has all her friends and her day to day already established, to go live in her mother's village, where NOTHING ever happens. However, she will soon discover something that could turn her life around... that perhaps she has inherited the powers of her grandmother: a woman she never met, but with the reputation of being the only witch that has ever lived in the town of Salabarria.

A tale of forbidden love and family drama unravels 40 years of secrets and lies in the deep south during an unsolved murder investigation.

Uncovering the details of gruesome killings, people who were at the epicentre talk about what went down.

Two unlikely friends, the loud and fearless Bean, and the thoughtful and quiet Ivy. Yet the two discover that an adventure can reveal that even seemingly different people can become the best of friends.

In this final installment, it seems that everything is falling apart for the characters. There were some surprising betrayals and some fun moments as well. It gave fans of the series everything they wanted. Even though the adaptation isn’t as strong as the original material, it’s still a decent finale that delivers some great moments. However, it feels that this finale is overstuffed with too many things to make it bigger and better than the second film, and that’s where it falters.

During summer break, sixth graders Kosuke and Natsume play in an apartment building set to be demolished. They find themselves caught up in a strange phenomenon. All they can see around them is a vast sea.

A young girl is kidnapped during a powerful storm. Her mother joins forces with her mysterious neighbour to set off in pursuit of the kidnapper. Their journey will test their limits and expose the dark secrets of their past.