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No surprise, Netflix is doubling-down on the unprecedented success it enjoyed last year with Korean-language content (like “Squid Game,” the biggest Netflix series release ever), and following all that up this year with a little more than two dozen Korean titles. And Jane starts to wonder … will she end up the same as the girl before? Streaming on HBO Max February 10 Forecasting Love and Weather: Season 1 The two women’s timelines start to intertwine. There’s just one catch: The occupants must abide by his list of exacting rules.”įrom there, Jane makes a shocking discovery about her predecessor. Starring Gugu Mbatha-Raw and David Oyelowo, this Max Original “tells the story of Jane (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), who gets the chance to move into a beautiful, ultra-minimalist house designed by an enigmatic architect (David Oyelowo). HBO Max has a book adaptation of its own dropping this week - a four-part limited series based on JP Delaney’s novel The Girl Before. That’s just how it is.” Streaming on Apple TV+ February 11 The Girl Before: Limited Series I will never stop grieving Bailey because I will never stop loving her. It doesn’t go away it becomes a part of you, step for step, breath for breath.

“My sister will die over and over again for the rest of my life,” Lennie says at one point in the novel. This is a story about young love, and navigating the aftermath of grief - especially when Lennie finds herself drawn to the charismatic new guy at school, a relationship that’s also complicated by Lennie’s relationship with her late sister’s devastated boyfriend. Lennie Walker is a 17-year-old musical prodigy still coming to terms with the loss of her older sister. Inventing Anna Review: A Rorschach Test for How You Feel About the American Dream The Sky is EverywhereĪpple TV+ adds to its small but growing film library on Friday with this adaptation of Jandy Nelson’s YA novel about loss, and grieving. Read our Los Angeles‘ Review of the show by Tracy Moore: That, of course, would be the fictional character of Ruth Langmore, the pint-sized, profanity-spewing young woman who steals almost every scene she’s part of in Netflix’s “Ozark.” A character who, while she might not have Anna’s money or fashion sense, is just as willing to do whatever it takes to find and grab hold of a life less ordinary. In fact, Garner’s performance in this Shondaland series might even seem a little reminiscent of the one for which Netflix subscribers know the actress best. An actress of immense talent, especially when it comes to portraying strong yet deeply flawed women. Real name Anna Sorokin, her story inspired a New York Magazine article (“How Anna Delvey Tricked New York’s Party People,” by Jessica Pressler) - as well as the highly anticipated 9-episode Netflix series Inventing Anna, for which she’s played by Julia Garner. As it turns out, the rich socialite was little more than a gorgeous liar, mixing Jay Gatsby-esque ambition with the only thing a con woman can offer the world: An enticing charade. This urbane, fashionable young woman smooth-talked her way into New York high society in the 2010s - a glamorous, Insta-famous European heiress who was nowhere, and then everywhere. In retrospect, it was probably a foregone conclusion that Anna Delvey’s story would end up as a juicy Netflix drama. We’ve got new titles this week across everything from Netflix to Disney+, Paramount+ and more. From young adult stories to Korean dramas and highly anticipated new Netflix originals like Inventing Anna, these are some of the biggest series and movies newly available to stream across the major platforms this weekend.