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92 series reviews available in total starting from 12/07/2018. Last updated on 23/09/2024. 30 series reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Get a Life by Emma Le Marc

Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen’s Danish webseries offers an unflinching exploration of youngsters’ mental-health issues, blending dark themes with the trials of teenage life

Stadig ikke død

Stadig ikke død

Las noches de Tefía by Miguel del Arco

Miguel del Arco takes a step closer to audiovisual narrative excellence with this moving condemnation of the gay concentration camps created by Franco's regime

Las noches de Tefía

Las noches de Tefía

The Swarm by Frank Doelger

Although the “deep-sea monster” trope is nothing new, directors Luke Watson, Barbara Eder and Philipp Stölzl deliver an entertaining and visually stunning first season of their sci-fi drama

Der Schwarm

Der Schwarm

1985 by Willem Wallyn

The Brabant Killers case gets the “based on true events” treatment in this first go at a bilingual series from Belgium’s national broadcasters, directed by Wouter Bouvijn

1985

1985

La vie devant by Frédéric Recrosio, Klaudia Reynicke, Kristina Wagenbauer

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

La vie devant

Copenhagen Cowboy by Nicolas Winding Refn

Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn presents his new TV series, an explosive mix of violence and glacial beauty which doesn’t give in to compromise

Copenhagen Cowboy

Copenhagen Cowboy

Thieves Like Us by André Santos, Marco Leão

Portuguese duo Marco Leão and André Santos’ series catapults audiences into the 1980s and a dystopic world full of saturated colours, which is ominously reminiscent of our own

Cavalos de Corrida

Cavalos de Corrida

Django by Leonardo Fasoli, Maddalena Ravagli

Francesca Comencini directs the first few episodes of the new series which loosely revisits Sergio Corbucci’s 1966 film in a contemporary, female key

Django

Django

The Kingdom Exodus by Lars von Trier

VENICE 2022: The long-overdue finale to Lars von Trier’s 1990s cult series offers a bombastic concoction of the greatest hits from yesteryear

Riget Exodus

Riget Exodus

Prisma by Ludovico Bessegato, Alice Urciuolo, Giulio Calvani

The first two episodes of the series directed by Ludovico Bessegato promise a contemporary saga on the complexity of sexual identity in the adolescent age and the role of the omnipresent media

Prisma

Prisma

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