Series Reviews

116 series reviews available in total starting from 12/07/2018. Last updated on 27/06/2025. 27 series reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

The new dramedy series devised by Chiara Martegiani shines a light on a debilitating illness which impacts millions of women and tackles the topic with humour and sensitivity

Antonia

Bang Bang Baby by Andrea Di Stefano
28/04/2022
The new original Italian series for Amazon is a teen drama with a crime flavour following an adolescent who throws herself into the underworld out of love for her father  
Bang Bang Baby
Bellas Artes by Mariano Cohn, Andrés Duprat, Gastón Duprat
10/04/2024
Gastón Duprat and Mariano Cohn once again take on the most universal miseries of the modern world with help from a cast that rises to the occasion  
Bellas Artes
Berlin ER by Viktor Jakovleski, Samuel Jefferson
26/02/2025
Apple TV+ unveils its stylised take on the medical drama, a lovechild of the elevated episodic procedural and a gritty urban fantasy set in Germany’s capital  
Krank: Berlin
Boarders by Daniel Lawrence Taylor
22/03/2024
Daniel Lawrence Taylor offers a fresh and incisive exploration of social mobility and identity through the lens of gifted yet disadvantaged black teenagers at an elite boarding school  
Boarders
Boiling Point by Philip Barantini, Stephen Graham, James Cummings
10/10/2023
The award-winning, single-shot film gets the small-screen treatment as a spin-off sequel full of culinary trials and tribulations, directed by Mounia Akl and Philip Barantini  
Boiling Point
My Brilliant Friend by Saverio Costanzo
03/09/2018
VENICE 2018: Saverio Costanzo adapts Elena Ferrante’s incredibly popular four-part book series into a colossal eight-episode HBO-RAI Fiction TV Series  
L'amica geniale

La canción by Fran Araújo, Pepe Coira
07/05/2025
Pepe Coira and Fran Araújo's fictional recreation of Spain's Eurovision win in 1968 is possessed by the spirit of a true Eurofan: it is cheerful, colourful and mythomaniacal  
La canción
Celeste by Diego San José
13/11/2024
With Carmen Machi, under the direction of Elena Trapé, Diego San José proves that humour is not incompatible with profession, and much less so with reggaeton  
Celeste
Ceux qui rougissent by Julien Gaspar-Oliveri, Maud Konan, Johan Rouveyre
14/11/2024
Julien Gaspar-Oliveri’s documentary-like dramatic series about a Swiss gymnast’s drama group is a subtle portrait of adolescence and an homage to theatre  
Ceux qui rougissent

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