Big Netflix premieres and the first successful Apple films, movies with the Hemsworth brothers, and a sarcastic adaptation of Jane Austen — what you might have missed online this spring.

"The Lost Girls"

Genre: Thriller, Drama

Premiere of the detective drama Netflix starring Amy Ryan. A story about the disappearance of her daughter, police inaction, and a mother's stubbornness. We follow an investigation in the vein of "True Detective." The film boasts beautiful visuals, an intriguing plot, and plenty of mysteries.

"Dangerous Lies"

Genre: Thriller, Drama, Mystery

Young "Riverdale" star Camila Mendes works as a waitress. She's offered a new position in a big house belonging to a lonely old man, who soon dies and leaves a large inheritance. And that's where the big drama begins, involving kidnappings, family intrigues, and stolen diamonds. Interesting, dynamic, a bit silly, but watchable.

"Inheritance"

Genre: Thriller, Drama, Mystery

Premiere of a thriller with a stellar cast — Lily Collins, Simon Pegg, Connie Nielsen, and Chace Crawford. If you're into family secrets, crime, and relationship dramas, this is your film. The plot will particularly appeal to fans of Pegg's work.

"Tyler Rake: Extraction"

Genre: Action

Chris Hemsworth plays a special forces soldier in India, where the son of a major drug lord is kidnapped. The film is appealing because it's produced by the Russo brothers. Dynamic, interesting, with vivid Bangladeshi flavor and a protagonist compared to John Wick. An entertaining and somewhat mindless movie you can watch on the weekend.

Read our review here.

"Arkansas"

Genre: Thriller, Drama, Crime

Another Hemsworth this spring not only starred in a dynamic series in the spirit of "The Hunger Games" but also became the lead drug dealer. His partner, as always, is the colorful John Malkovich. A film in the style of the Coen brothers circa the 1990s, blending comedy, drama, and action. There are interesting plot twists; it's easy and engaging to watch.

"Beasts Clawing at Straws"

Genre: Thriller, Drama, Crime

For fans of South Korean noir cinema. A story about a poor man who finds a large sum of money. The second half of the film resembles "The Gentlemen" — also adding more dynamism. A comedy and action film about money, the stupidity of the characters, and greedy people.

"Escape from Pretoria"

Genre: Thriller

A great new role for Daniel Radcliffe based on a true story. It's a prison story about fighting the regime and escaping. A dynamic plot, interesting supporting characters, and a light, relaxing film.

"Vivarium"

Genre: Sci-Fi, Drama

Another film about a young couple's self-isolation and the horrors of living together. Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots move into a new house where fantastic things happen. For example, they can't leave the suburban neighborhood. There are elements of horror if you want to get your nerves tingling.

Read our review here.

"The Platform"

Genre: Sci-Fi, Thriller, Drama

The sensational Spanish drama about a future where a vertical multi-story prison exists. Inside, there are brutal rules, specifically concerning a platform of food that descends from the top floor to the bottom. An impressive and colorful film, sometimes unpleasant and heavy to watch. A story about self-isolation, humanity, and the structure of society, somewhat reminiscent of the film "Cube."

"Emma"

Genre: Comedy, Romance

Vibrant and memorable in every role, Anya Taylor-Joy now lives in a village and decides to arrange the personal life of her friend. This is an adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, steeped in the spirit of the era, frivolity, and humor. Beautiful costumes, a pleasant narrative pace, and contemporary issues.

"The Way Back"

Genre: Drama, Sports

Ben Affleck plays a lonely construction worker who gets drunk daily. He's a former basketball star and, by genre convention, is asked to be a coach. A story of rehabilitation, rising up, and overcoming oneself. The film feels alive and real because you believe in all the characters.

"The Banker"

Genre: Drama, Biography

The plot is based on real events. The acting duo of Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson tells a story about making money in real estate. They are joined by Nicholas Hoult, who negotiates with "white" bankers. A serious yet entertaining film about civil rights in America.

"All the Bright Places"

Genre: Romance, Drama

A 2000s-style teen rom-com, an adaptation of the novel about how young people cope with psychological problems. It addresses suicide and the loss of loved ones, as well as the importance of being attentive to those close to you. Interesting performances from Elle Fanning and the cheerful Justice Smith.

"Ultras"

Genre: Drama

A film about the lives of Italian football fans across different generations. Ultras are a group of the most ardent fans from Naples. Each generation has its own story of family and love for football. It depicts the generation gap: the older generation is phlegmatic, the younger is aggressive and dreaming of revenge. An unexpectedly touching film about internal struggle, with beautiful views of a small Italian town.