Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Netflix, Including ‘Sangre Del Toro’

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Looking for something new to watch on Netflix? This week brings a mix of original premieres, interesting documentaries, and critically acclaimed films. We’ve provided brief summaries of each title, including what it’s about, who stars in it, and who made it, all based on official information. Everything listed here comes from our weekly updates, so you can easily decide what to watch. Enjoy!

‘Being Eddie’ (2025)

This documentary tells the story of Eddie Murphy’s incredible career, from his early days as a young comedian to becoming a major movie star. It combines recent interviews with footage from his past, and includes perspectives from fellow comedians like Jamie Foxx, Kevin Hart, and Pete Davidson. Murphy himself discusses his long-lasting success, how he developed his skills, and his ability to constantly reinvent himself. Clocking in at around 102 minutes, the film offers a complete look at his decades-long journey, told largely in his own words.

‘In Your Dreams’ (2025)

This new animated film from Netflix and Kuku Studios tells the story of two siblings who travel through the imaginative world of dreams in hopes of bringing their parents back together. Directed by Alex Woo and Erik Benson, the movie features the voices of Simu Liu, Cristin Milioti, Craig Robinson, and others. It’s approximately 91 minutes long and promises a funny, visually creative experience with memorable characters like Baloney Tony and the Sandman, all centered around a heartfelt family journey.

‘Jingle Bell Heist’ (2025)

This Christmas movie follows two struggling Londoners who decide to rob an upscale department store on Christmas Eve. Directed by Michael Fimognari and produced by ACE Entertainment, the film stars Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells, with Lucy Punch and Peter Serafinowicz also featured. Written by Abby McDonald, it’s a blend of a classic heist story and a budding romance. Netflix is promoting it as a holiday original, and the trailer highlights clever tricks and increasing tension.

‘Selena y Los Dinos: A Family’s Legacy’ (2025)

Directed by Isabel Castro, this documentary tells the story of Selena Quintanilla’s beginnings, from her early years to her rise to fame with her family’s band. It features previously unseen home videos and interviews, and was made with the support of Selena’s sister and brother, Suzette and A.B. Quintanilla. After premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, the film is now available to a wider audience. It showcases Selena’s talent and influence, using a wealth of material from the Quintanilla family’s personal collection, and is told in both English and Spanish.

‘Nouvelle Vague’ (2025)

Richard Linklater’s new film playfully recreates the making of Jean-Luc Godard’s classic film ‘Breathless,’ offering a look behind the scenes with a style reminiscent of the French New Wave. Guillaume Marbeck stars as Godard and Zoey Deutch plays Jean Seberg. Holly Gent and Vincent Palmo Jr. wrote the screenplay. The film, produced by ARP and distributed by Netflix, debuted at the Cannes Film Festival and is now available on the streaming platform. Critics have highlighted the film’s attention to historical accuracy and its lighthearted, creative approach.

‘Train Dreams’ (2025)

This film, based on a story by Denis Johnson, follows Robert Grainier’s journey through the American Northwest in the early 1900s. Directed and co-written by Clint Bentley and Greg Kwedar, it stars Joel Edgerton, Felicity Jones, Clifton Collins Jr., Kerry Condon, and William H. Macy. The score is by Bryce Dessner, with cinematography by Adolpho Veloso. It first premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and had a brief run in theaters before becoming available to stream.

‘The Son of a Thousand Men’ (2025)

This film, adapted from a novel by Valter Hugo Mãe, tells the story of Crisóstomo, a lonely fisherman on a unique quest to find his family. Directed by Daniel Rezende and starring Rodrigo Santoro, Johnny Massaro, and Miguel Martines, the two-hour movie explores the connections between people, each with their own hidden past. It’s a new international drama now available on Netflix.

‘The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo’ (2025)

This documentary explores who truly took the iconic “Napalm Girl” photograph from the Vietnam War. Over two years, director Bao Nguyen follows reporters and investigators as they gather evidence and examine historical records. The film details a debate among news organizations, including an Associated Press review that largely supports the original photographer’s credit, while also admitting some questions remain unanswered. Ultimately, it’s a detailed look at media history and the ethics of journalism.

‘Left-Handed Girl’ (2025)

This drama, filmed amidst the vibrant night markets of Taipei, tells the story of a mother and her two daughters as they deal with the challenges of work, family conflicts, and traditional beliefs. Shih-Ching Tsou wrote and directed the film, and he worked with frequent collaborator Sean Baker as a producer. The film is praised for its realistic style and strong performances from Janel Tsai and Shih-Yuan Ma, and it gained recognition after premiering at Cannes Critics’ Week, continuing to be shown at several festivals before becoming available for streaming.

‘Sangre Del Toro’ (2025)

Yves Montmayeur’s documentary offers a look into the world of filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, exploring his life and work from his beginnings in Guadalajara to his international success. Using both old footage and new interviews, the film reveals the themes and personal experiences that shape his unique and often fantastical imagery. Described as a cinematic journey, it provides insight into the director’s career and the things that have inspired him.

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2025-11-28 20:15