The Agency to Nutcrackers to Sweethearts: Latest English OTT releases to watch this week on Paramount+, Hulu, Netflix

As we move into the final days of November, there’s plenty to stream to keep your screens occupied. Whether you’re in the mood for a heartwarming holiday film, a thrilling espionage drama, or a documentary about yacht rock, there's something for everyone this week. Among the highlights are a new holiday rom-com starring Lindsay Lohan, an Oscar-nominated animated feature, and a CIA agent facing personal and professional dilemmas.

Here’s a look at what’s hitting streaming platforms from November 25 to December 1, as per Associated Press.

'The Agency' (Paramount+ with Showtime – Nov. 29)

Michael Fassbender stars in the espionage thriller The Agency, which follows a CIA agent who struggles to reintegrate into normal life after a long undercover mission. With the psychological toll of his work threatening his personal relationships, Fassbender’s character, known as “Martian,” must navigate a complicated web of espionage and romance. The series, based on the French show The Bureau, also stars Jodie Turner-Smith, Richard Gere, and Jeffrey Wright, with George Clooney as executive producer.

'Robot Dreams' (Hulu – Nov. 25)

The animated film “Robot Dreams” is a standout release for the week. Nominated for an Oscar, this touching story centers around a dog and a robot, blending heart and humor in a surprisingly mature narrative. The film explores the themes of love, loss, and the effects of time, with rust playing a central role in the plot. “It’s one of the best New York movies in years,” said Associated Press Film Writer Jake Coyle, who praised the film’s emotional depth despite its simplistic premise.

'Nutcrackers' (Hulu – Nov. 29)

Ben Stiller returns to comedy in “Nutcrackers,” where he plays a city man tasked with looking after his unruly nephews in the country. Directed by David Gordon Green, known for films like Pineapple Express, this heartwarming family comedy promises laughs and chaos in equal measure as the city-slicker uncle is thrown into the deep end of family life.

'The Later Daters' (Netflix – Nov. 29)

Following the success of shows like The Golden Bachelor, Netflix debuts The Later Daters, a docuseries about six seniors looking for love. Produced by Michelle Obama, the series takes viewers on a journey with silver singles who go on blind dates in search of companionship and romance. This heartwarming and often humorous series explores what it means to find love later in life.

'The Madness' (Netflix – Nov. 28)

Colman Domingo stars in The Madness, a new conspiracy thriller that dives into the world of misinformation. Domingo plays a CNN pundit, Muncie Daniels, who is falsely accused of murder. As the series unfolds, it examines the dangers of fake news and how easily it can ruin lives. This gripping series promises a deep dive into the ways disinformation spreads and the personal toll it can take.

'Sweethearts' (Max – Nov. 30)

A modern twist on the classic romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally, “Sweethearts” tells the story of childhood friends whose relationship becomes complicated when they reconnect in college. Starring Kiernan Shipka and Nico Hiraga, this film marks the directorial debut of Dollhouse creator Jordan Weiss. Expect a mix of nostalgia, romance, and personal growth.

'Our Little Secret' (Netflix – Nov. 29)

Lindsay Lohan returns to the screen in the holiday rom-com Our Little Secret. Lohan plays a woman spending Christmas with her boyfriend’s family, only to find out that his sister is dating her ex. The film promises the usual mix of holiday cheer and romantic entanglements.