While we are quarantined and home-bound, our binge-watching sessions have taken a bigger curve than ever before. Staying in loop with all the trending movies/seasons to the upcoming ones has become something that keeps us going throughout the week. Horror, thriller, fiction, crime, comedy; you name it and we would like to run a marathon at any given point.
Following are the top upcoming/latest movies/series you book your calendars with now:-
Social Distancing
The anthology series brings out the struggles and challenges faced by individuals during the pandemic. Diving deep into the personal lives of eight people through standalone episodes, Social Distance aims to sum up the mood of this singular moment in history, while touching upon the use of technology to keep people united.
Streaming on Netflix
Arrow S8
The popular TV series, based on the eponymous DC Comics character, will be back with its final season this week. It follows Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) who claims to have spent five years on a mysterious island, before returning to Star City to fight crime as a vigilante.
Streaming on Netflix
Pup Academy
If you love cutesy dog movies and shows, you can’t miss out on this much-loved series on our furry friends. Expect a secret academy for puppies in a parallel universe, efforts to help the restoration of the human-dog bond, a prophecy and, did we mention, a dean of graduates (aka DOG)?
Streaming on Netflix
Someone has to die
Set in 1950s Spain, amid a conservative society, the show highlights how family ties and appearances played a central role in the country back then. The same has been established through the experience of a young man who is called back home from Mexico to meet his fiancée. But when he arrives accompanied by a ballet dancer, the members of his clan have an extremely different POV on the situation. The issues covered portray the time’s social reality in this first outside-comedy work by Manolo Caro.
Streaming on Netflix
The trial of Chicago
The film spotlights the violent clash between citizens of Chicago, the police and the National Guard that took place in 1968. While the same was supposed to be a peaceful protest, the form that it took got the four organisers into trouble. Their legal trial has been deemed one of the most notorious ones in history.
Streaming on Netflix