The film industry has normalized streaming as a primary home for many titles, with a mix of fiction and documentary releases this month. Audiences will find a broad range of genres and perspectives: documentaries about Brad Pitt and Jean-Luc Godard, a comedy featuring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, and a handful of Spanish productions along with films led by renowned stars from Catherine Deneuve to Idris Elba. The selections are organized by release date, beginning with a documentary about Brad Pitt and ending with the comedy Criminals in Sight starring Sandler and Aniston.
“Brad Pitt: all faces” – March 2. Movistar Plus+
Brad Pitt’s career as an actor and producer is highlighted by a condition called prosopagnosia, which makes faces hard to distinguish for him. This French documentary, directed by Adrien Dénouette and Thibaut Sève, arrives at a moment when Pitt’s personal life and professional trajectory are under close scrutiny. Esteemed colleagues such as Tarantino, Clooney, Fincher, Guy Ritchie, and Andrew Dominik have weighed in on Pitt’s influence on American cinema over the past two decades, underscoring his impact within the industry. – Movistar Plus+
“It’s You” – March 3rd. Netflix
The film from director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa marks a shift toward lighter storytelling as it departs from the director’s festival-trodden drama to a romantic comedy built around a playful premise. The cast includes Álvaro Cervantes, Silvia Alonso, and Gorka Otxoa, who form an awkward and endearing love triangle. The narrative voice offers a gift for emotional restraint; after intimate moments, the story reveals in a clear, almost inevitable way whether a relationship will endure or fade. This title sits alongside Goya-winning works such as Cinco Lobitos, which have helped redefine contemporary Spanish cinema. – Netflix
‘House party’ – March 3rd. HBO Max
The new installment, a sequel to a ’90s indie comedy, acts as a hybrid remake and reboot. The plot follows a young man who throws a big party as his family is away. Destined as a nostalgic nod to the original, the film carries the energy of the era into a modern sensibility. Calmatic, who directed the contemporary video and production work, crafts a fresh texture while Stephen Glover writes the script, continuing the connection to the creator of the acclaimed Atlanta series. – HBO Max
‘Giants’ – March 3rd. filming
Nearly a decade after its debut, Beatriz Sanchís shoots a fantasy drama set in Mexico, following a former rock star grappling with agoraphobia and a second feature about a girl with uncertain prospects. The narrative carries a road trip from the United States into Mexico, with themes of debt, family, and memory. The film earned recognition at the Malaga festival for best photography and received a jury mention. – Filming news
“Film bodies” – March 9th. Movistar Plus+
This documentary surveys how the #MeToo era reshaped on-screen intimacy and the portrayal of the female body in cinema. It includes clips from films like The Graduate and Boogie Nights, with interviews featuring Jane Fonda and Rosanna Arquette. The film examines the gaze, the role of the intimacy coordinator, and how these shifts have influenced Hollywood’s power dynamics. The piece also reflects on the broader cultural conversation about consent and representation. – Movistar Plus+
“Luther: Night Falls” – March 10. Netflix
John Luther, once a London detective, confronts his inner demons in a feature-length continuation of the celebrated BBC series. Idris Elba co-wrote the screenplay with Neil Cross, charting Luther’s struggle and eventual pursuit of a dangerous killer who escapes to wage a new war on the streets of the city. The transformation from small-screen to big-screen format brings a new energy to the saga, while maintaining the psychological intensity fans expect. – Netflix
‘Sonne’ – March 20. filming
Directed by Kurdwin Ayub, an emerging Kurdish-Austrian voice, and produced by Ulrich Seidl, Sonne tackles a bold social question. Three young Muslim women engage in a provocative performance within a networked world, challenging tradition and belief as they explore identity and self-expression. The project resonates with real-world controversies that surfaced during public debates a few years ago when similar acts sparked strong responses. – Filming news
‘This is her life’ – March 29. Movistar Plus+
In this melodrama, Emmanuelle Bercot centers on the difficult question of accepting end-of-life realities. Benoît Magimel, long remembered for his standout performances, joins Catherine Deneuve in a story that confronts illness, responsibility, and the emotional weight carried by families. The film blurs the lines between memory and present struggle, offering a nuanced portrait of resilience and doubt. – Movistar Plus+
‘Godard cinema’ – March 30. filming
Jean-Luc Godard, who passed away in 2022, looms large in a new examination of his influence on European cinema. This documentary by Cyril Leuthi revisits the mysteries surrounding his career and personality, augmented by appearances from figures like Nathalie Baye and Hanna Schygulla. It also highlights the ongoing work of JLG Films, the director’s production company. – Filming notes
‘Criminals in Sight’ – March 31. Netflix
A reunion of the duo from an action comedy about a police officer and his partner, this sequel follows their transition into private investigators. The plot centers on a royal kidnapping and the international stakes it triggers, supported by a strong ensemble including Mélanie Laurent and Mark Strong. The film invites fans of lighthearted suspense to enjoy a familiar vibe with a fresh twist. – Netflix