Streaming recommendations: Michael Fassbender as a spy, a documentary on yacht rock, Ben Stiller’s latest, Beatles features, and Lindsay Lohan’s return.

The animated film “Robot Dreams,” which has received an Oscar nomination, along with Lindsay Lohan’s festive romantic comedy “Our Little Secret,” are among the exciting new shows, films, music, and games set to enhance your streaming experience in the coming days. Additionally, HBO features a new documentary celebrating yacht rock, while Netflix introduces a reality series focused on older adults seeking romance, titled “The Later Daters.” Furthermore, the journey of The Beatles during their initial visit to America is captured in the documentary “Beatles ’64.”

**NEW MOVIES TO STREAM NOV. 25-DEC. 1**
As of Tuesday, Hulu will be streaming “Robot Dreams,” telling the heartwarming story of a dog and a robot. This Oscar-nominated film has been praised as “one of the best New York movies in years,” with its narrative intriguingly exploring themes of love and loss.

On Friday, November 29, Hulu will also release the family-oriented comedy “Nutcrackers,” starring Ben Stiller as a city-dwelling uncle dealing with his rambunctious orphaned nephews in the countryside. David Gordon Green, known for his work in “Pineapple Express,” directs this comedic return.

Max is set to debut “Sweethearts,” a fresh romantic comedy that modernizes the classic tale of “When Harry Met Sally.” The film follows childhood best friends, played by Kiernan Shipka and Nico Hiraga, as they navigate a complicated relationship during their college years, marking the directorial debut of “Dollhouse” creator Jordan Weiss.

Netflix brings Lindsay Lohan back to the holiday screen with “Our Little Secret,” premiering Wednesday. In this festive romantic comedy, Lohan’s character discovers that her boyfriend’s sister is dating her ex while spending Christmas with his family.

**NEW MUSIC TO STREAM NOV. 25-DEC. 1**
The Beatles’ historic visit to the United States is the focus of the upcoming documentary “Beatles ’64,” produced by Martin Scorsese. Set to begin streaming on Disney+ on November 29, this documentary features rare footage and interviews, highlighting the band’s groundbreaking performances and their cultural impact, including their appearances on “The Ed Sullivan Show.”

If you’re fond of yacht rock music, HBO presents “Music Box: Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary,” a deep dive into this once-overlooked musical genre that has recently regained popularity. The documentary features contributions from artists like Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins and will be available on Friday, November 29.

Eric Clapton’s latest project, “Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival 2023,” showcases live performances captured at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on September 23-24, 2023. The festival featured an impressive lineup, including Gary Clark Jr. and John Mayer, with Bill Murray serving as the master of ceremonies. Guitar World has described this event as “a six-string celebration.”

**NEW SHOWS TO STREAM NOV. 25-DEC. 1**
“The Agency” is an espionage thriller featuring Michael Fassbender as a CIA agent adjusting back to civilian life after a lengthy undercover mission. Complications arise when he reunites with a former love played by Jodie Turner-Smith. Premiering on Paramount+ with Showtime on November 29, the series draws inspiration from the French show “The Bureau,” with an ensemble cast that includes Jeffrey Wright and Richard Gere.

Following the success of shows like “The Golden Bachelor,” Netflix, in collaboration with executive producer Michelle Obama, introduces “The Later Daters,” a docuseries capturing the dating experiences of six older singles embarking on a quest for romance through blind dates. It premieres on Friday, November 29.

In “The Madness,” Colman Domingo takes on a role as a CNN commentator embroiled in a murder frame-up involving a white supremacist. This Netflix thriller explores the themes of misinformation and its detrimental effects on individuals and communities, launching on Thursday.

**NEW VIDEO GAMES TO PLAY**
Among the latest video game offerings is “Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop,” an innovative job simulator that adds a philosophical twist to the genre. Players assume the role of a spaceship mechanic, facing time-sensitive challenges while managing a demanding boss. This game, developed by Beard Envy, combines humor and mechanical puzzles and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, Switch, and PC beginning Thursday.