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The dark comedy follows Anna as she remains convinced she’s witnessed a murder from her window and embarks on a hilarious journey to uncover the truth. Throw in a handsome new neighbour, a worried ex-husband and Anna’s fair share of bumps in the road and you have some perfectly dramatic – yet addictive – weekend viewing. Thank us later.A film about American football may not seem like the ideal pick for many but bear with us here.
When he’s suspended, he goes back to his hometown in Dallas to coach his son’s team and what ensues is father-son bonding and a classic underdog story. We say, if you’re looking for something a little lighter and funnier to escape into this weekend,We love anything with a big plot twist so withdropping on Netflix today, we know what we’ll be hunkering down with as soon as possible.
Exposed as an ex-Russian spy, she must juggle family life with a new mission to battle against an insidious new enemy. If the trailer is anything to go by, you’ll find no problem lapping up this addictive new drama over the weekend.
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