One of the greatest athletes of all time finally gets the definitive documentary treatment. RAFA, Netflix’s four-part prestige series on Rafael Nadal, premieres on May 29, 2026 — perfectly timed with the French Open, the tournament where Nadal became a legend. With the tagline “A life beyond limits,” this is the documentary the tennis world has been waiting for.

From His First Racquet to His Final Match

The series spans Nadal’s entire extraordinary career — from picking up a racquet at age three to his emotional retirement at the Davis Cup in November 2024. The spine of the documentary is 2024 itself: the injuries, the agonizing decision to retire, the joy of new fatherhood, and a farewell tour at Roland Garros that moved the entire sporting world to tears. Never-before-seen archival footage brings each era of his story to vivid life.

Federer, Djokovic, and McEnroe All Sit Down

What sets RAFA apart is the extraordinary access Netflix secured. Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and John McEnroe all sat for new interviews, reflecting on what Nadal meant to the sport — and to them personally. Hearing his greatest rivals speak about his legacy makes for some of the most compelling television of the year.

Prestige Documentary, Emmy Ambitions

Directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Zachary Heinzerling (Cutie and the Boxer), RAFA is Netflix’s most ambitious sports documentary in years. The streaming giant is already campaigning the series at the Primetime Emmy Awards in categories including Best Documentary Series, Directing, Editing, and Score — a sign of just how seriously they’re treating this project.

Stream It May 29 on Netflix

RAFA arrives on Netflix on May 29, 2026, right as the French Open hits its dramatic final week. Whether you’re a lifelong tennis fan or simply a lover of great storytelling, this is the doc of the year.

Berlin is back — and he’s more dangerous than ever. Netflix dropped all episodes of Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine on May 15, 2026, bringing the beloved Money Heist spinoff back to screens with a new city, a new painting, and a very personal vendetta. If you loved the first season’s Parisian elegance, Season 2’s Seville setting turns up the heat — literally and figuratively.

The Heist: A Masterpiece and a Reckoning

The gang reunites in sun-drenched Seville, Spain for their most audacious job yet: a master heist centered on the iconic painting The Lady with an Ermine. But this isn’t just about art. Their real targets are the Duke of Málaga and his wife — a powerful couple who made the catastrophic mistake of trying to blackmail Berlin. The challenge will awaken his darkest side, and his thirst for revenge.

Returning Cast and Exciting New Faces

Pedro Alonso reprises his iconic role as the magnetic, morally complex Berlin, joined by returning ensemble members Julio Peña Fernández, Michelle Jenner, Tristán Ulloa, and Begoña Vargas. New to the gang is Inma Cuesta as Candela, a fresh face set to steal Berlin’s heart. The formidable José Luis García-Pérez plays the Duke of Málaga, with Marta Nieto as his duchess.

Why Berlin Season 2 Is Essential Viewing

The Money Heist universe has always been built on big personalities, bigger schemes, and an irresistible Spanish flair. Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine leans into all of that while raising the emotional stakes — because when Berlin seeks revenge, it’s never just a heist. All episodes are streaming now on Netflix.

One of Netflix’s most beloved comedies is back — and this time, it’s heading to Italy. The Four Seasons Season 2 premieres on May 28, 2026, with a fresh trailer that has already sent fans into a frenzy. Created by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield, the series picks up after the gut-wrenching Season 1 finale with a grieving ensemble trying to find their footing — and a vacation — without Nick.

What Happened in Season 1

Season 1 followed three couples — Kate and Jack, Nick and Anne, and Danny and Claude — whose idyllic friendship was thrown into turmoil when Nick (Steve Carell) announced he was leaving Anne (Kerri Kenney-Silver) for a younger woman. The season ended on a devastating note: Nick died suddenly in a car accident, leaving the group shattered.

Season 2: Grief, Friendship, and La Dolce Vita

Season 2 finds the tight-knit group trading the familiar comforts of the Jersey Shore and upstate New York for the stunning landscapes of Italy. But a dark cloud still hangs over them. Navigating grief, guilt, and the complicated bonds of long-term friendship against a backdrop of Italian sunshine promises to be the show’s most emotionally rich season yet.

Star-Studded Cast Returns

Tina Fey returns as Kate, alongside Colman Domingo as Danny, Marco Calvani as Claude, Will Forte as Jack, Erika Henningsen, and Kerri Kenney-Silver as Anne. While Steve Carell‘s Nick is gone, his presence will undoubtedly loom large over every scene in Italy.

Don’t Miss the Season 2 Premiere

The Four Seasons Season 2 hits Netflix on May 28, 2026. If you haven’t seen Season 1 yet, now is the perfect time to binge all eight episodes before the new season arrives.