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1. “Idol” (HBO Max, Monday)
Before this dark A24 drama comes news of turbulent shooting and dull enthusiasm from critics gathered at Cannes, but we who love ‘Euphoria’ want to keep believing. Sam Levinson returns here as director, sharing the creative duties with former nighttime entrepreneur Reza Fahim as well as Abel Tesfaye, aka The Weeknd, who plays the self-help guru Tedros who develops a dark relationship with the aspiring star. Pop embodied by Lily-Rose Depp.
2. ‘Arnold’ (Netflix, Wednesday)
Shortly after the memorable “FUBAR,” Schwarzenegger is starring in another Netflix series, in this case a biographical portrait Signed by Lesley Chilcott, producer of ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ and its sequel. “Arnold” tells the story of three Arnolds, one in each episode, always based on candid interviews: “Athlete”, “Actor” and “American”. In other words, he goes back to all aspects of his career as a politician and philanthropist, from his origins in the Austrian town of Thal, through countless ‘blockbuster movies’.
3. “Tour de France: In the heart of the peloton” (Netflix, Thursday)
After the successful “Formula 1: The emotion of a Grand Prix” and its tennis version “Break point”, Netflix is doing the same. adrenaline therapy cycling. Each episode follows a different team through their ups and downs on the Tour of 2022; The delivery at Jumbo-Visma will focus on Danish Jonas Vingegaard, winner of the competition, according to some sources. Its premiere coincides with the days of the Dauphiné Critérium, the last major race before the Tour.
4. “I Never (season 4)” (Netflix, Thursday)
The fourth (and already final) season of the teen comedy, in which Mindy Kaling (Kelly Kapoor in ‘The Office’, also a prolific screenwriter and writer) reviews her adolescence as the daughter of Indian immigrants in the United States, has arrived. When Devi (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) returns to Sherman Oaks High for the past year, she discovers that it will be difficult to concentrate on her studies again: She has a new heartache (Michael Cimino, ‘Love, Victor’) to drink the winds. .
5. “Crowded room” (Apple TV+, Friday)
After her great work on the underrated ‘Cherry’, tom netherlands it becomes ugly again and gets rid of its valiant image. A teenager in this psychological ‘thriller’ of Akiva Goldsman, who won the Oscar for best adapted screenplay for ‘A Beautiful Mind’. While the conversations between interrogator Rya (Amanda Seyfried) and young Danny (Netherlands) may at first seem to shed light on a 1979 gunfight in New York, we soon begin to see another type of investigation.