Series Reviews

135 series reviews available in total starting from 12/07/2018. Last updated on 19/12/2025. 29 series reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

Valeria by María López Castaño
08/05/2020
The new eight-episode series produced by Netflix and Plano a Plano, and directed by Inma Torrente and Nely Reguera, is not dazzlingly original but is a light-hearted, entertaining dramedy  
Valeria
Veneno by Javier Ambrossi, Javier Calvo
30/03/2020
Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi write, direct and produce a series based on the life, works and miracles of the famous titular Spanish transsexual  
Veneno
A Very English Scandal by Stephen Frears
13/07/2018
This three-part series, directed by Stephen Frears and starring Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw, virtuously brings to life a scandal that shook the English establishment back in the 1970s  
A Very English Scandal
La vie devant by Frédéric Recrosio, Klaudia Reynicke, Kristina Wagenbauer
17/11/2022
The first series from actor and comedian Frédéric Recrosio created in collaboration with Klaudia Reynicke Candeloro and Kristina Wagenbauer follows characters on the verge of explosion  
La vie devant
Vitals by Fèlix Colomer
08/02/2021
Three chapters are all Fèlix Colomer needs to show the most humane, tenacious, luminous and inspiring side of this cruel and devastating COVID-19 pandemic  
Vitals

We Are Who We Are by Luca Guadagnino, Sean Conway, Paolo Giordano, Francesca Manieri
25/09/2020
Luca Guadagnino’s eight-part HBO and Sky Italia show, screened at San Sebastián, is a gourmet’s delight, but some dishes disappoint  
We Are Who We Are
We Come in Peace by Lars Lundström
13/11/2025
Jens Jonsson comes up with a sci-fi of the Swedish kind, complete with alien jellyfish and mycological communication  
Vi kommer i fred
Whiskey on the Rocks by Henrik Jansson-Schweizer
19/11/2024
Director Björn Stein offers a burlesque account of a very real international skirmish involving a nuclear-tipped Soviet submarine hitting Swedish waters back in Cold War 1981  
Whiskey on the Rocks
The Woods by Leszek Dawid, Bartosz Konopka
12/06/2020
Even if it's not completely without merits, Bartek Konopka and Leszek Dawid’s Polish mystery fails to engage the audience  
The Woods

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