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We guarantee 13 December shows without Christmas themes. At least not. Instead of hunks turning into snowmen (or vice versa) and sisters talking again at Christmas, we’re focusing on 13 great shows and movies to watch this December.

The adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez’s immortal novel was necessary to accommodate its numerous plots and characters. In this 16-episode series, we will follow the Buendía family through generations, settling in the village founded by cousins José Arcadio Buendía and Úrsula Iguarán, who fell in love and fled. A curse looms over the Buendías, affecting even Colonel Aureliano Buendía, who recalls his life and family before the firing squad.

Álesx de la Iglesia, who previously worked on HBO, now stars on Netflix, presenting a crime drama with a focus on humour, violence, and criticism of everyday Spain. This series follows a series of murders in which all the victims are burned and a doll of Curro, the Seville Expo ’92 mascot, is found next to their bodies.

Undoubtedly, one of the most anticipated series of the year, and a premiere that has a lot to prove: the original, still the most watched series on the platform, had an unmatched surprise impact, so ‘The Squid Game’ will have to refine its proposal or opt for new surprises. A difficult challenge for a series that will show how player 456 returns to the contest three years after his victory with a dangerous but necessary goal. He must defeat dozens of new and ambitious contestants.

Season-long mysteries in which a diverse group of rural Georgians must work together to survive a mysterious threat. After discovering the truth about unexplained events, they must face past issues. Produced by ‘The Conjuring’ director James Wan.

Peter Farrelly reunites with his brother to direct a Christmas adventure in the style of ‘Dumb and Dumber’ or ‘There’s Something About Mary’ just as he was poised to become a successful director. This time, they work with Jack Black to tell the story of a boy who sends his letter to Santa Claus to Satan. He’ll ruin everyone’s Christmas in the perfect antidote to romantic comedies about big-city executives reconnecting with rural life.

On the last day of the year, SkyShowtime is airing a prequel to horror classic ‘Rosemary’s Baby’. The wise men say not to touch the classics. ‘Apartment 7A’ recounts the Bramford building’s pre-Rosemary events in 1965. Her predecessor is a young dancer who is badly injured and taken in by an older, wealthy couple. In the building, an influential Broadway producer offers her a new opportunity, forcing her to decide what sacrifices she will make to advance her career.

This nostalgic adventure, which some fans have wanted to see as a strange cross with ‘The Goonies’ and other eighties retro films, is for those who like the more naive, adventurous, and general audiences side of ‘Star Wars’. In the New Republic, a group of children lost in the galaxy try to find their way home. This is the friendliest ‘Star Wars’.

Following the success of ‘Inside Out 2’, a 4-episode miniseries ‘El Sueño Producciones’ explores Riley’s dreams, a previously unknown aspect of her body. In ‘Inside Out’, a Hollywood studio welcomes all genres, from nightmares to artie productions.

Tim Miller, creator of “Love, Death + Robots,” returns to Prime Video with a charming anthology about video games. We have well-known licenses (‘Armored Core’, ‘Dungeons & Dragons’, ‘Mega Man’, ‘PAC-MAN’, PlayStation Studios in its entirety, ‘Sifu’, ‘Spelunky’, ‘Unreal Tournament’ or ‘Warhammer 40,000′, among others…) and less-famous ones (the recently canceled’Concord’) that promise new visits to familiar virtual worlds.

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