Series Reviews

118 series reviews available in total starting from 12/07/2018. Last updated on 17/07/2025. 29 series reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Zero by Menotti

This Italian series led by a young man who turns his social invisibility into a superpower is dropping today on Netflix, in a triumph for multiculturalism, inclusion and the fight against prejudice

Zero

Zero

Hierro by Pepe Coira

The mighty Candela Peña rules the roost again in the second season of this series set on the titular Canary Island, as she plays a judge with ironclad principles

Hierro

Hierro

Vitals by Fèlix Colomer

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

Vitals

4 Feet High by Rosario Perazolo Masjoan, Ezekiel Lenardón

Maria Belen Poncio and Rosario Perazolo Masjoan’s six-episode series revolves around a 17-year-old girl in a wheelchair, exploring her own identity and tired of society's paternalism

4 Feet High

4 Feet High

Seeds of Deceit by Miriam Guttmann

“Jaw-dropping” doesn't even begin to describe the revelations in Miriam Guttmann's three-episode series, screening at Sundance

Seeds of Deceit

Seeds of Deceit

30 Coins by Álex de la Iglesia

Álex de la Iglesia helms an orgy of dramatic effects and homages to the fantasy genre, with particularly knowing nods to traditional Spanish horror

30 Monedas

30 Monedas

Love & Anarchy by Lisa Langseth

Lisa Langseth’s play on the corporate and intellectual circles of metropolitan Stockholm is smart, silly fun for grown-ups, offering food for thought along the way

Kärlek & Anarki

Kärlek & Anarki

We Are Who We Are by Luca Guadagnino, Sean Conway, Paolo Giordano, Francesca Manieri

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 Are Who We Are

Riot Police by Isabel Peña, Rodrigo Sorogoyen

Rodrigo Sorogoyen and his usual gang of collaborators have crafted a vibrant six-episode series that unnerves, surprises and entertains in equal measure, incorporating the best of his previous films

Antidisturbios

Antidisturbios

Patria by Aitor Gabilondo

This extraordinary HBO series, based on the Fernando Aramburu novel, makes your blood run cold, is profoundly moving and serves as a reminder that violence is harmful to both victims and terrorists

Patria

Patria

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