What can be seen: 7 films and television programs to stream this week

Nowadays there are many things to stream. In the hope of helping them to see more good films and television, we compile some of the most exciting titles that stream in our weekly columns on all platforms.

Sirens (Netflix)

Julianne Moore, Meghan Fahy, And Milly Alcock Stern in “”Sirens“Netflix's latest dark comedy series. Developed by von Molly Smith Metzlerwho previously met the Netflix “Maid“” Sirens “follows two sisters who go on the traces of the traces and the elder tries to save the younger ones from understanding their strangely dominant boss.

Fear Street: Prom Queen (Netflix)

Based on the “”Fear Street“Franchise of Young Adult Books”, Fear Street: Prom Queen “gives the crowded but delicious genre of the Murder Proes at Prom another story.

Big mouth (Netflix)

“Big mouth“Just premiered her sixth and last season and completed the stories of the best friends Nick and Andrew when they deal with the embarrassing dangers of puberty.

The wild robot (Netflix)

Nominated for Oscars and all sorts of prestigious awards, “,”The wild robot“Is an animated film that examines the bond between a service robot and an orphaned goose.

The last show girl (Hulu)

Pamela Anderson's celebrated comeback now stream on Hulu. “The Last Showgirl” is staged by Gia Coppola And follows Shelly, an aging show girl in Vegas, when she has been going into the fair about the news of the closure of the show in which she has been working for 30 years.

Youth fountain (Apple TV+)

Main role with Eiza Gonzalez, Natalie Portman and John Krasinski, “The Fountain of Youth” follows a treasure hunter, his sister and the team, which he puts together for a risky and global adventure.

PEE web as himself (HBO Max)

Most recently, the documentary “Pee-Wee when himself” was premiered on HBO Max and researched the life and inheritance of the late Paul Reubens, known for his legendary character Pee-We.