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The streaming giant is launching two massive complexes in the US, bringing their TV shows to life.

In honor of Noa Argamani reuniting with her mother Liora, who is dying of cancer, this week is a good time to enjoy mother-daughter movies.

Lior Raz, the creator and star of Fauda, is cast against type as an arrogant star director trying to write his first book for Elli’s publishing house, who is humbled and upset by her criticism.

Netflix's documentary "Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial" brings the Nuremberg Trials and Hitler's rise to life, employing dramatic storytelling to engage younger audiences.

Their self-deprecating likability lifts this series above its often formulaic script, and if you stick with it, it will be because you enjoy spending time in their company. 

Given that it’s about military intelligence, it’s not surprising that no trailer has been released yet, but it’s certainly a series many viewers are looking forward to.

If you don’t remember the details of the Ben Zygier case, or even if you do, the new three-part documentary series, Prisoner X makes for fascinating and harrowing viewing.

The Netflix series mixes dramatized scenes and traditional footage of experts and, in cases where Bible stories match or reflect the record, historical evidence.

Popular Netflix media commonly portrays pain in the context of violence, trivializing other forms of pain that adolescents can experience, such as chronic pains or menstrual pains.

The complex path to finding an unequivocal answer between vegan and omnivorous diets when it comes to nutrition research.