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Oscar Isaac plays dual roles—the late author/journalist Nick Tosches and the legendary Italian poet Dante Alighieri—in this masterpiece by Julian Schnabel. Set concurrently in the full-color 21st century and the stark black-and-white 14th century, the movie follows Tosches as he’s recruited by a mob syndicate boss to track down and steal a handwritten copy of Alighieri’s "The Divine Comedy." The all-star ensemble cast also features Gerard Butler, Gal Gadot, John Malkovich, Jason Momoa, Al Pacino, and Martin Scorsese.

This six-part psychological thriller from BBC Studios makes its exclusive US debut. Self-made businesswoman Lorna (Carmen Ejogo) and her generationally wealthy best friend Juliet (Eve Best) lead posh lives in an affluent neighborhood—until their daughters are implicated in a shocking local scandal. Naturally, the volatile situation threatens to destroy deep-rooted friendships and rip their elite community apart at the seams.

This is it: the highly anticipated fifth and final season of "The Bear." Picking up immediately where the intense Season 4 finale left off, Head Chef Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) has packed up his knives. Now, The Bear’s veteran staff is left without his leadership for the restaurant's last service, in which they hope to earn that elusive Michelin star while facing an encroaching torrential downpour. Hulu is serving all eight final episodes in a tantalizing binge drop.

If you like wild creature-feature survival thrillers, James Nunn's "Hungry" delivers a sub-Saharan answer to "Jaws." The apex predator here isn't a shark, but a massive hippo that hunts down humans instead of marbles. Given that real-world hippos can bite targets completely in half, this thriller combines genuine suspense with B-movie fun. Available to buy or rent across top video-on-demand marketplaces like Apple TV, Amazon Prime, and Google Play.