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The intricate planning, a bunch of misfits coming together, and an impossible amount of money all come together and result in a thrilling heist. The heist genre is generally one of the most popular sub-genres out because of all the thrills and mystery you can have in the plot while also having a ton of fun. So, if you are a heist genre fan, Netflix is the streaming service for you, as it has some of the best heist shows you can find anywhere.

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Kaleidoscope is a heist thriller drama series created by Eric Garcia. The Netflix series follows a master thief and his crew as they try to $7 billion, but their internal conflict and greed get in the way of their plans. Kaleidoscope is known for its unique way of presenting its story because...

Set amidst the political upheaval of mid-20th-century Colombia, Love of My Life tells a sweeping story spanning decades. Viewers are drawn straight into an epic romance, facing immense obstacles. Mariana, the daughter of a wealthy cotton ranch owner, falls for Joaquín, a young farm laborer from the working classes. Their bond defies the divisions between the elite and lower classes, as well as the racism entrenched in their society.

But Mariana’s father vehemently opposes the relationship, believing Joaquín’s family somehow caused his wife’s death. As resentment simmers, political tensions rise in the country. When Mariana discovers she’s expecting Joaquín’s child, it seems their love may tear everything apart. Heartbreaking choices are made that will forever change the course of Mariana and Joaquín’s lives.

Over its many episodes, Love of My Life transports us through this turbulent era in Colombian history. We experience the...

Colombian director Andrés Beltran has been busy the last few years helming major series for Netflix and local broadcaster Caracol – “Undercover Law,” “Bolivar” and “Wild District” – all the while developing his sophomore horror feature “Tarumama.”

Having put in his time directing other people’s writing, Beltran was able to shoot his long-gestated project and plans were made for a 2020 premiere. But, as was the case for so many filmmakers this year, plans were put on hold as Covid-19 shutdown cinemas and slowed or froze filming. Post-production was put on hold and eventually the film’s premiere pushed back.

Now, although there is still some post-production left to do, Beltran is finally premiering his film, a works in progress cut anyway, at Ventana Sur’s Blood Window. Cine Colombia, who boarded during development, will distribute domestically next year.

In the film, Sara and Oscar look to repair a marriage on life...