# Streaming Releases You Can’t Miss This Week: Action, Drama, and Awards Contests
A fresh week ushers in a new selection of streaming releases you simply can’t ignore, with platforms such as **Netflix, Apple TV+, Hulu, and Paramount+** offering everything from intense historical dramas to live award show broadcasts. Whether your preference lies in action, history, or global narratives, here are five new streaming choices that should capture your attention in the coming week.
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## **1. *A Thousand Blows* (Now Streaming, Hulu)**
From the mind behind *Peaky Blinders*, **Steven Knight**, comes *A Thousand Blows*, a fierce new historical drama set in **19th-century London**. The plot centers on two inseparable friends, **Hezekiah (Malachi Kirby) and Alec (Francis Lovehall)**, as they navigate the perilous realm of underground **bare-knuckle boxing**.
Headlined by **Stephen Graham** as the menacing rival “Sugar Goodson,” and set against a vividly detailed historical backdrop, this series is essential viewing for aficionados of gritty crime tales.
> *”London. The lion’s den,” Graham’s character growls. “Makes no difference if you’re a local or just arrived. You’ll learn to fight — or this city will consume you.”*
🎥 **Check out the trailer:**
[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCbx8wVTnc0)
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## **2. *The 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards* (Feb. 23, Netflix – Live)**
For the second consecutive year, the **SAG Awards** will be streamed live on **Netflix**, representing a significant achievement in the industry. Anticipate an evening filled with **emotional speeches, unexpected victories, and a tribute to remarkable performances** in both film and television.
With the **Oscars** approaching, this event might also provide crucial insights into who could snag Hollywood’s most coveted accolades.
🎥 **Catch the teaser:**
[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1k6TwiBZIM)
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## **3. *1923*: Season 2 (Feb. 23, Paramount+)**
The *Yellowstone* prequel featuring **Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren** makes its return for a highly-awaited second season. Chronicling the experiences of the **Dutton family** as they confront economic struggles, Prohibition, and the expansion of the West, *1923* is an epic, visually stunning saga that enriches the *Yellowstone* series in compelling ways.
If you revel in **grand historical dramas** with powerhouse actors, this should be at the forefront of your watchlist.
> **Rotten Tomatoes Critics’ Consensus:**
> *”Emphasizing the undeniable star presence of Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren, *1923* stands out as another significant, albeit consistently somber, addition to Taylor Sheridan’s *Yellowstone* universe.”*
🎥 **Watch the trailer:**
[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE_MzBIMz50)
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## **4. *Posso Entrare? An Ode to Naples* (Feb. 24, Hulu)**
Naples is a city filled with **raw, vibrant beauty**—where the aroma of espresso and the briny breeze blend in the narrow, sunlit alleyways. This new documentary by **Trudie Styler** invites viewers on a close-up exploration of the **culture, residents, and deep artistic legacies** that render Naples one of Italy’s liveliest cities.
Including **music, interviews, and breathtaking imagery**, *Posso Entrare?* serves as a **love letter to Naples** and its remarkable history.
🎥 **Check out the trailer:**
[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MEBj54HIJs)
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## **5. *Berlin ER* (Feb. 26, Apple TV+)**
Apple TV+ enriches its collection once again with *Berlin ER*, a riveting medical drama set in one of **Europe’s most bustling cities**.
If you appreciate **rapid-paced, emotionally intense narratives** akin to
