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What to stream this week: Rachel Weisz’s sizzling satire, plus five more picks

A professor sexually hungering for a younger colleague is the starting point for the terrific Vladimir. Plus, Sherlock gets the Guy Ritchie treatment (again) and another Yellowstone spin-off.

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