Series Reviews

119 series reviews available in total starting from 12/07/2018. Last updated on 12/08/2025. 29 series reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Berlin ER by Viktor Jakovleski, Samuel Jefferson

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

Krank: Berlin

Other People's Money by Jan Schomburg

BERLINALE 2025: Creator Jan Schomburg’s series, loosely based on a real political and economic scandal, grips the audience thanks to its refined visuals and solid story

Die Affäre Cum-Ex

Die Affäre Cum-Ex

Public Disorder by Filippo Gravino

13 years after A.C.A.B. – All Cops Are Bastards, the series directed by Michele Alhaique focuses on riot police officers’ inner conflict and the line between legitimate and illegitimate use of force

A.C.A.B. La serie

A.C.A.B. La serie

The Helicopter Heist by Ronnie Sandahl

A 2009 cash caper involving a helicopter and some noticeably polite baddies is turned into an exhilarating rollercoaster ride, created by Daniel Espinosa and Ronnie Sandahl

Helikopterrånet

Helikopterrånet

Whiskey on the Rocks by Henrik Jansson-Schweizer

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

Whiskey on the Rocks

En haute mer by Denis Rabaglia

Denis Rabaglia’s psychological thriller keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as it winds its way into the unfamiliar world of the Swiss merchant navy, by way of a story full of twists and turns

En haute mer

En haute mer

Cry Wolf by Jesper Ganslandt

Director Jesper Ganslandt and scriptwriter Oskar Söderlund are behind this elaborate piece of Arctic Circle noir based on a Hans Rosenfeldt crime novel

Cry Wolf

Cry Wolf

Ceux qui rougissent by Julien Gaspar-Oliveri, Maud Konan, Johan Rouveyre

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

Ceux qui rougissent

Celeste by Diego San José

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

Celeste

Zeit Verbrechen by Jan Bonny, Helene Hegemann, Mariko Minoguchi, Faraz Shariat

The four-part German anthology miniseries brings a famous investigative crime podcast to life, with each episode crafted with a different high-octane style in mind

Zeit Verbrechen

Zeit Verbrechen

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