Perhaps on a quieter path to awards season contention, but still no less deserving of their plaudits, Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Lost Daughter” and Paolo Sorrentino’s autobiographical “The Hand of God” (featuring Italy’s answer to Timothee Chalamet, Filippo Scotti, as a Sorrentino stand-in) make their way to the platform. (And trust me, the wide-open, sinister sprawl of the Montana panoramas on display in this film are more than worth catching on a big screen.) Whether you’re embracing the holidays or ignoring them this December, Netflix has options to keep you engrossed and entertained.Īs the entertainment giant gets deep into its awards season strategy, a handful of top-tier contenders arrives this month, starting with Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” which is already streaming as of December 1 but still available to catch in select theaters if you prefer that experience.
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