This week's streaming highlights span crime dramas, a cinematic legend's story, and returning favourites. Among the picks are an adaptation of a true-crime podcast, a five-part documentary on Martin Scorsese, and the latest seasons of hit series.
The Murdaugh drama, starring Patricia Arquette and Jason Clarke, focuses on the downfall of a South Carolina legal dynasty. A speedboat accident involving the patriarch's son unravels a web of shady business practices and murder, offering a biting commentary on privilege. Meanwhile, director Rebecca Miller's Scorsese documentary uses interviews and archive footage to explore the filmmaker's early life and his enduring questions about good and evil.
An animated take on Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell follows retired agent Sam Fisher as he returns to action alongside a young operative. Also new is a Swedish folk horror set in 1852, where a pastor's sermons stir tensions and a spate of disappearances raises dark suspicions.
Returning shows include the comedy with Maya Rudolph, whose billionaire philanthropist faces backlash from fellow billionaires and a trip to the UK, and The Diplomat, with Keri Russell's Kate Wyler navigating a volatile US president. A Dutch drama completes the lineup, as an undercover agent investigates the woman who saved him.
