Friday's lineup on January 1, 2026, features retellings of classic tales, psychological thrillers, and comedies drawn from real Florida stories. Highlights include the musical 'Cinderella' starring Camila Cabello and the second season of 'Only in Florida' on HBO Max.
On Friday, January 1, 2026, the TV and streaming schedule offers diverse options for various audiences. On Prime Video, 'Cinderella' premieres as a retelling of the classic fairy tale with Camila Cabello portraying the lead, a stylist dreaming of launching her own fashion brand amid pressures to marry. Accompanied by a godfather played by Billy Porter, she connects with the prince, portrayed by Nicholas Galitzine, over shared frustrations.
On TV Globo at 3:30 PM (free rating), 'Sisu: Road of Vengeance' airs, a Finnish action film about Aatami Korpi, a resilient man who returns to his family's war-destroyed home to rebuild elsewhere.
Another highlight is 'All Her Fault', available on digital stores (18+), a praised psychological thriller starring Sarah Snook in her first series since 'Succession'. The plot follows upper-class mother Melissa Irvine in a desperate search for her five-year-old son after a playdate, delving into paranoia, guilt, and family secrets. The cast also includes Dakota Fanning and Jake Lacy.
On Prime Video (16+), 'Office Love' is a Mexican sitcom about Graciela, who after a passionate night discovers she slept with her rival for the CEO position.
The second season of 'Only in Florida' arrives on HBO Max (16+), dramatizing real absurd stories from the U.S. state, featuring Tiffany Haddish, Haley Joel Osment, Taika Waititi, and Rita Ora.
On platforms like Filmicca (12+), 'The Wonders', directed by Alice Rohrwacher, depicts a summer in Italy's Tuscany with Gelsomina and her sisters, disrupted by the arrival of Martin; the film won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2014 Cannes Festival.
At 11:30 PM on GloboNews (free), 'Dialogues with Mario Sergio Conti' features an interview with psychoanalyst Leopold Nosek on his book 'The Marlow Method: Indisciplinary Essays in Psychoanalysis' and the current state of psychoanalysis.
