February might only have 28 days, but it brings the premieres of 36 Euro TV titles from 17 countries to the US and beyond.
To see the complete list of Euro TV shows available in the US and UK, see the Euro TV Shows by Language section. Viewers in the US can check the ongoing updates of titles released throughout each month on the Euro TV Viewing Guide page.
All programs listed here are shown in their original language with English subtitles, except where noted. The trailers below, which may or may not have English subtitles, might not be suitable for all audiences; viewer discretion is advised.
(For details about the premieres of shows from the UK, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries, visit The British TV Place, The Down Under TV Place, and The Global TV Place.)
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NATIONAL PREMIERES
The Cases of Inspector Vrenko: Season 2 (Primeri inspektorja Vrenka) (Slovenia)
Based on the crime novels by Avgust Demšar, this police procedural follows Chief Inspector Martin Vrenko (Dario Varga, Rest in Peace) and his colleagues as they delve into unusual cases that have surprising twists in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana and beyond.
The Cases of Inspector Vrenko: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 4, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
The Fighter (Lea) (Sweden)
This drama follows Lea “Mariposa” Ferrera (Madeleine Martin, Alex, Beck), a determined boxer with a checkered past, who is willing to do whatever it takes to fight for, and hopefully win, the World Championship title. But her body is hurt and everyday life as a single mother is a struggle. When an investigator suspects her of cheating, bad turns to worse as loyalties are tested and criminal accusations surface once again. With everything at stake — her health, her future, her son, and her one dream — Lea must decide if she’s prepared to risk it all.
Costars in the six-episode limited series include Jennie Silfverhjelm (Beck), Ralph Carlsson (The Girl Who Played with Fire), Emil Almén (Gåsmamman), Joel Spira (Thicker than Water), and Dragomir Mrsic (Alex), amongst others.
The Fighter premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 4, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
Tree on a Hill (Pren ar y Bryn) (UK/Wales)
In this offbeat crime drama series, ordinary couple Clive (Rhodri Meilir, In My Skin, 35 Hours) and Margaret (Nia Roberts, The Museum, Hidden) live a quiet life in the rural Welsh town of Penwyllt. It’s a gentle, chocolate-box-like place, but Clive is aware that things are changing, and cracks in the idyllic town are starting to show. The police are investigating mysterious fires in the countryside, and he can’t help but feel something darker could be going on.
When Margaret’s sister, Sylvia (Hannah Daniel, Keeping Faith, Hinterland), and her husband, Glyn (Richard Harrington, Hinterland, Fflam), go on holiday, Clive says he’ll cat sit. One night, Clive and Margaret sneak over to the house and drink like naughty teenagers. But when Glyn surprises them by coming home early, Margaret, in her shock and unaware that it’s him, makes a split-second decision and smashes a bottle over his head, accidentally killing him. This one act turns their lives upside down and sets off a series of disasters and curious happenings.
Tree on a Hill premieres in North America as a six-episode binge on Tuesday, February 4, exclusively on BritBox and its digital channels, including BritBox on Prime Channels.
Love You to Death (A muerte) (Spain)
This new romantic comedy-drama series tells the story of Raúl (Joan Amargós, Paraíso, Déjate ver, La línea invisible) and Marta (Verónica Echegui, Intimacy, 3 Caminos, Fortitude). Following his heart cancer diagnosis, the cautious Raúl reconnects with the free-spirited and newly-pregnant Marta, and the two resume a friendship that began in childhood. Now in a relationship brought together by fate, they begin to test their beliefs about love. Can the commitment-phobic Marta fall in love? And can Raúl meet the love of his life?
The cast of the seven-episode series also includes Paula Malia (Valeria), Cristian Valencia (Barcelona Christmas Night), Claudia Melo (Holy Family), Roger Coma (Grand Hotel), Joan Solé (See You in Another Life), Julián Villagrán (The Snow Girl), and David Bagés (The Last Night at Tremore Beach).
Love You to Death premieres globally with two episodes on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, exclusively on Apple TV+. New episodes will drop every Wednesday through March 12.
The Åre Murders (Åremorden) (Sweden)
This new Nordic noir mystery-crime thriller is based on the books Hidden in Snow and Hidden in Shadows, the first two titles in Viveca Sten’s “The Åre Murders” series of crime novels. The filmed series follows Hanna Ahlander (Carla Sehn, Love & Anarchy, Anxious People, The Sandhamn Murders), a detective in Stockholm who gets dumped by her partner as well as suspended from her job, as she is the subject of an internal police investigation. So, she takes off to her sister’s vacation home in a ski resort area in Åre to unwind from the stress.
When a young woman goes missing on the icy, frigid night of the annual Lucia celebration, Hanna can’t help but start delving into the case, despite her suspension from the police force. After giving local cop Daniel Lindskog (Kardo Razzazi, Top Dog, Alex, Peacemaker) some misleading details about herself, Hanna partners up with him on the investigation. For his part, a tough family situation and an understaffed police station give him cause to accept her help. The thing is, the mystery of the disappearance is one thing; whether Hanna and Daniel can trust each other is another.
The main cast also includes Charlie Gustafsson (The Restaurant), Francisco Sobrado (Bäckström), Amalia Holm (Vikings: Valhalla), Frida Argento (Young Royals), Agnes Kittelsen (Exit), Jon Øigarden (Mammon), Robin Stegmar (Spring Tide), Olle Sarri (Snabba Cash), Samuel Astor (Young Royals), and Moa Gammel (Jordskott).
The Åre Murders, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, February 6, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
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Hidden in Shadows by Viveca Sten
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Cassandra (Germany)
In this new sci-fi thriller new series, Cassandra (Lavinia Wilson, Berlin Legal, The Billion Dollar Code, Deutschland 86/89) is a sentient robot, with a mind and thoughts of her own. She was developed in the 1970s as an electronic home assistant to care for a family living in Germany’s oldest smart home. But the house has remained empty since its owners died under mysterious circumstances more than fifty years ago, and Cassandra has remained out of commission ever since.
In the present day, when Samira (Mina Tander, Berlin Station) and her family move into the house, Cassandra awakens from her decades-long slumber and senses a second chance, one where she can be something more than a fairy godmother who keeps everything running smoothly. However, the family is unaware that the reactivated system is no harmless household helper. Cassandra comes to see herself as an equal member of the family, and she has a single mission: to use every single resource at her disposal to ensure she is never left alone again.
The cast of the six-part series also includes Michael Klammer (Sam – A Saxon), Franz Hartwig (Charité), Mary Tölle, Joshua Kantara (The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes), Elias Grünthal (Tatort), and Filip Schnack (The Roots of Evil), amongst others.
Cassandra, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, February 6, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Fallen (Switzerland)
Based on Lauren Kate’s #1 New York Times best-selling “Fallen” book series, this English-language supernatural thriller follows Lucinda “Luce” Price (Jessica Alexander, The Little Mermaid), who, haunted by memories of fire and dark, sinister shadows, is sent to Sword & Cross, a remote facility for young criminals and outcasts where nothing is as it seems.
Amongst a band of militant staff and intimidating strangers, Luce meets Cam (Timothy Innes, The Last Kingdom) and Daniel (Gijs Blom, The Letter for the King), two enigmatic yet strangely familiar figures she can’t get out of her head. As she struggles to uncover the truth about the terrifying events that brought her to Sword & Cross, she begins to piece together her past, realize her power, and discover her destiny in an epic battle of good and evil.
Also featuring Alexander Siddig (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) and Sarah Niles (Ted Lasso), Fallen, a Sundance Now Original Series, premieres in the US and Canada on Thursday, February 6, exclusively on Sundance Now, the AMC+ streaming bundle, and their digital channels, including Sundance Now on Prime Channels and AMC+ on Prime Channels.
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Moment of Fear (Fryktens øyeblikk) (Norway)
This five-part docuseries examines dramatic events and talks to people who have each been exposed to a strong fear and survived. Some of these events are the result of a calculated risk; others are about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Through contemporary interviews, archive material, and reconstructions, we get close to these stories and go deeper into the very moment of fear. Moment of Fear, a Viaplay Documentary, premieres in the US on Thursday, February 6, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Video Channels, as well as other Viaplay partner channels.
How I Left the Opus Dei (El Minuto Heroico: Yo También Dejé El Opus Dei) (Spain)
In this docuseries, thirteen women give first-hand testimony about their life in Opus Dei, a secular institution of the Catholic Church, and their subsequent break from it. These women — of various ages, from diverse backgrounds and different parts of Spain, Latin America, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, and without any ties between them — recount their personal experiences of serving as Opus Dei numeraries, auxiliary numeraries, or associates, and describe their sense of being subjected to psychological and spiritual abuse within the institution.
The program incorporates a historical, cultural, and social framework that allows us to understand the circumstances in which these women lived and made their decisions. They tell of their adolescences, when they were directed to join Opus Dei and give themselves body and soul to the service of the Work, as well as their subsequent departure and total break from the organization. Actress Claudia Traisac (See You in Another Life, The Patients of Dr. García, Unauthorized Living) gives a face and voice to the women’s stories in fictional recreations based on their experiences.
Also featuring comments from journalists, psychologists, lawyers, and other experts, who provide context on both Opus Dei and the life experiences shared by the women, this documentary series is the first one to address the issue of Opus Dei and its coercive dynamics, not just with extensive research but also with multiple cases and corroborating versions, as well as an unprecedented point of view — that of the thirteen women.
How I Left the Opus Dei, a Max Original Documentary Series, premieres in the US, Latin America, and Europe on Friday, February 7, exclusively on Max, as well as its digital channels, including Max on Prime Channels, where available.
Wrong Side of the Tracks: Season 4 (Entrevías) (Spain)
In the final season of this acclaimed crime thriller series, Tirso (Jose Coronado, Unauthorized Living, The Snow Girl) is drawn into a serial killings case and seeks revenge for the tragedy that devastated his family.
Wrong Side of the Tracks: Season 4, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, February 7, exclusively on Netflix.
For Life (Livstid) (Norway)
Created by International Emmy® Award winner Gjermund S. Eriksen (Mammon) and Helena Johanne Nielsen (Furia), this crime drama plays out in two timelines, with each episode set in the present day but telling its story in flashback. Tone Beate Mostraum (Struggle for Life) stars as Victoria Woll, a top police detective who, in the year 2040, is in her early 60s and sitting in jail, sentenced for life. In what we see of her life prior to this, Victoria works for the National Crime Service, investigating different cases with her team, including Ayla (Iselin Shumba Skjævesland, Ragnarok) and Kit (Ingar Helge Gimle, Acquitted), and interacting with her family, including her son and her love interest. The mystery around why she ended up in jail slowly unfolds.
For Life premieres in the US and Canada as an eight-episode binge on Monday, February 10, exclusively on Acorn TV and its digital channels, including Acorn TV on Prime Channels. (Rescheduled from December 2024)
Sex (re)Education: Season 1 (Septième Ciel) (France)
The winner of the Best Series award at the 2022 La Rochelle Fiction Festival, this half-hour drama series follows Jacques (Féodor Atkine, Banking District, The Traveller), a pensioner whose daughter, Isabelle (Irene Jacob, Red, The Double Life of Véronique), places him in a retirement home. Thinking that his life is now well and truly over, he has no idea that living here will change the rest of his life.
Jacques meets Rose (Sylvie Granotier, Spiral, Murder in the Canal du Midi), another resident nearing octogenarian status. The two soon discover their mutual desire for each other and, in rediscovering the joys of physical pleasure, embark on a passionate affair, causing an uproar in the retirement home in the process. Meanwhile, management at the place starts to panic in the face of Jacques and Rose’s freedom and sex, while the lovers’ children are perturbed to see their parents having more fun than they are.
Costarring Jean-Louis Garçon (Astrid), Peggy Martineau (Master Crimes), Jean-Édouard Bodziak (A Very Secret Service), and Hubert Delattre (Murder in Montauban), amongst others, Sex (re)Education: Season 1 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 11, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Death Before the Wedding (Zgon przed weselem) (Poland)
In this comedy, when Maja (Natalia Iwanska, Colors of Evil: Red) brings her fiancé home, her traditional parents must overcome their cultural biases amidst a crisis at their dairy farm. Can love find a way? Death Before the Wedding, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, February 12, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Honeymoon Crasher (Lune de miel avec ma mère) (France)
In this French remake of the Spanish comedy film Honeymoon With My Mother, Lucas (Julien Frison, Class Act, La Révolution) gets dumped at the altar by his fiancée, who leaves him for her ex. So as not to waste the trip (and the money already spent on it), he is left with little alternative: Lucas goes on what was supposed to be a romantic honeymoon, but with his mother, Lily (Michèle Laroque, Monsieur Papa, Happy Home).
Featuring Rossy de Palma (Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown), Gilbert Melki (A French Case), Kad Merad (Baron noir), and Margot Bancilhon (Haven Of Grace), Honeymoon Crasher, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, February 12, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Who Shot Otto Mueller? (Estonia)
A Best International Series nominee at the 2022 Geneva International Film Festival, this mystery-crime drama revolves around the murder of Otto Mueller (Jaan Rekkor, Berlin Station), a celebrated businessman and ex-Soviet wrestler who meets a grisly end on his 65th birthday. Given who he was and what he’s done, the police are not short of suspects who had motive to off the guy, from Otto’s youngest son, a once-promising musician, to his ambitious mistress and distant wife.
With this murder, Detectives Agnes Maramaa (Doris Tislar, Lioness) and Gabriel Vanem (Tambet Tuisk, The Day of the Jackal) are thrust into their first high-profile case together. These two have just become partners, and the investigation quickly tests their new relationship. As they delve deeper into Otto’s complex family dynamics, dark truths about the successful and powerful man who once killed a wolf with his bare hands gradually start to come to light, as long-buried secrets get revealed while personal boundaries begin to blur. With every new revelation, the detectives’ grasp on the truth weakens and their personal stakes in the case grow higher.
The eight-episode series costars Märt Avandi (The Fencer), Mait Malmsten (Ice), Karmel Naudre (The Invisible Fight), Liina Tennosaar (Demons), Hilje Murel (Kalev), Evelin Võigemast (Pank), Tiina Tauraite (Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway), and Theodor Tabor (The Invisible Fight).
Who Shot Otto Mueller?, a Viaplay Original, premieres in the US on Thursday, February 13, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Video Channels, as well as other Viaplay partner channels.
All Heart: Season 4 (Cuori) (Italy)
In the fourth season of this popular 1960s-set period drama, there’s more drama in the halls of Le Molinette hospital in Turin. Lives are thrown into chaos when a shocking accident rocks the hospital, and Alberto (Matteo Martari, The Bastards of Pizzofalcone) races against time to perfect a life-saving pacemaker. All Heart: Season 4, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, February 14, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
Love Forever (Kärlek Fårever) (Sweden)
Matilda Källström (Threesome, Love & Anarchy) and Charlie Gustafsson (The Restaurant, A Taste of Hunger) star in this romantic comedy as Hanna and Samuel, a couple in Stockholm whose plans for a low-key and intimate countryside wedding are shattered by family and friends. Everything ends in chaos. Hanna runs away from the wedding, and a fight breaks out. But out of this mess, a new day dawns — a day that will be the start of a happier future.
The cast also includes Doreen Ndagire (Live Life), Philip Oros (Barracuda Queens), Kjell Bergqvist (Bäckström), Babben Larsson (Clark), Claes Malmberg (Death of a Pilgrim), Anja Lundkvist (Gåsmamman), Vilhelm Blomgren (End of Summer), Ivar Forsling (Young Royals), Niklas Engdahl (Bonus Family), Erik Törner, Julia Heveus (Murder in Sweden), Katarina Ewerlöf (The Abyss), and Dag Malmberg (The Bridge), amongst others.
Love Forever, a Netflix film, premieres globally on Friday, February 14, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Valeria: Season 4 (Spain)
Based on the “Valeria” novels by Elísabet Benavent, the fourth and final season of this romantic comedy-drama series finds the four close friends — Valeria (Diana Gómez, Money Heist), Carmen (Paula Malia, If I Hadn’t Met You), Nerea (Teresa Riott, The Inmortal), and Lola (Silma López, Beguinas) — venturing into their thirties and facing new life challenges that make it increasingly difficult to meet up. Yet, despite everything, sticking together remains the only thing that keeps them sane.
Valeria will have to make a pivotal decision for both her career and her love life, choosing between Víctor (Maxi Iglesias, The Cook of Castamar) and Bruno (Federico Aguado, God’s Crooked Lines). Carmen will have to tackle motherhood and all the changes that a baby entails alongside Borja (Juanlu González, La otra mirada). Nerea will seek balance between her professional life as a freelancer and stability with Georgina (Mima Riera, The Innocent). And Lola will try to overcome a new life crisis: everything that changes when you turn 30, especially when your partner, Rai (José Pastor, Raising Voices), is at a very different point in life.
Valeria: Season 4, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, February 14, exclusively on Netflix.
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Exterior Night (Esterno notte) (Italy)
With its out-of-competition premiere as a feature film at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, this political drama series is an intricate dramatization of the kidnapping and assassination of Italy’s former prime minister, Aldo Moro, played here by Fabrizio Gifuni (My Brilliant Friend, Mixed by Erry, Giovanni Falcone).
It’s 1978, and Italy is torn apart by acts of sabotage, bank robberies, shootouts, murders, and bomb attacks. Amid the mayhem, Aldo Moro is kidnapped and imprisoned for 55 days by the far-left guerrilla group, the Red Brigades. Ultimately, his corpse is found abandoned in the trunk of a car in the center of Rome.
The six-episode limited series costars Margherita Buy (Ripley), Toni Servillo (The Great Beauty), Fausto Russo Alesi (La porta rossa), Daniela Marra (The Hunter), Gabriel Montesi (Christian), Fabrizio Contri (1992), and Gigio Alberti (Thou Shalt Not Kill), amongst others.
Exterior Night premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 18, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Le Code: Season 2 (France)
This legal drama explores the flaws of the French judicial system alongside the ups and downs of the lead characters as they navigate their share of victories and defeats. After successful lawyer Idriss Toma (Daniel Njo Lobé, Mongeville, Murder in Albi) narrowly escapes the attempted murder on his life, he is left with an inoperable bullet in his head, which could kill him at any time. Wanting to make the best of however much time he has left, Idriss decides to redirect his talents and cobble together a legal dream team with Nadia Ayad (Naidra Ayadi, Black Spot) and Jeanne Vanhoven (Christiane Millet, Speakerine) to help those who have been left behind by the justice system. (Video is from Season 1)
Costarring Barbara Probst (Speakerine), Catherine Demaiffe (Blood of the Vine), Théo Frilet (Time Is a Killer), and Wendy Nieto (Perfect Murders), Le Code: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 18, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Too Hot to Handle: Germany: Season 2 (Germany)
The new season of this reality series sees a new batch of hot singles put to the test. Who will resist temptation, form a genuine connection, and win €200,000?
Too Hot to Handle: Germany: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, February 18, exclusively on Netflix.
My Family (Storia della mia famiglia) (Italy)
Eduardo Scarpetta (My Brilliant Friend, The Law According to Lidia Poët, The Lions of Sicily) stars in this drama as Fausto, a terminally ill father who prepares his chaotic family to care for his two young kids and face life without him. But first, they must put old quarrels to rest.
The cast of the six-episode series also includes Massimiliano Caiazzo (The Sea Beyond), Vanessa Scalera (Imma Tataranni), Cristiana Dell’Anna (Gomorrah), Antonio Gargiulo (The King), Gaia Weiss (Marie Antoinette), Filippo Gili (Imma Tataranni), Jua Leo Migliore, Tommaso Guidi (Summer Limited Edition), and Aurora Giovinazzo (Nuovo Olimpo).
My Family, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, February 19, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Golden Swan: Season 1 (Zlatá labut) (Czech Republic)
As with Paradise from Italy and Velvet from Spain, this period drama has a department store at its core. In the first season, it’s 1939, and Bára Veselá (Marta Dancingerová, The Pleasure Principle), a young woman on the run from the law, unwillingly becomes a salesperson in the fashion department at Golden Swan, the newly-opened luxury department store in Prague, owned by the Kučera family.
While the family’s rebellious and youngest son, Petr (Adam Vacula, Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan), takes a shine to Bára, his sister, Irena (Kristyna Ryska, The Sleepers), a lover of luxury and power, decides to fight for the leadership of the family business. Meanwhile, German occupation forces are invading the Czechoslovakian state.
The Golden Swan: Season 1, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, February 21, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
Posso entrare? An Ode to Naples (Italy)
Written and directed by Trudie Styler (Silent Night), this documentary takes viewers on a journey into the soul of Naples. A city of culture, creativity, and chaos, Styler goes from the narrow, working-class streets to middle-class neighborhoods to explore the contrasts that make the city unique and the challenges it faces.
Posso entrare? An Ode to Naples premieres in the US on Monday, February 24, on Hulu.
Alice Nevers: Season 9 (France)
Marine Delterme (Coco Chanel) and Jean-Michel Tinivelli (Murder in Tahiti) return as criminal prosecutor Alice Nevers and her personal and professional partner, police captain Fred Marquand, in a new season of this crime drama, derived from the long-running series Le juge est une femme. (Video is for Season 8)
Alice Nevers: Season 9 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 25, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Chantal: Season 1 (Belgium)
This crime comedy series follows Chantal Vantomme (Maaike Cafmeyer, The Twelve), who, with her daughter, Emma (Anna-Marie Missoul, Styx), begins a new life in the (fictitious) small rural town of Loveringem, where Chantal is the newly-appointed police inspector. Although the townspeople are used to settling their differences themselves, crimes still happen, which she investigates with assistance from her cop sidekick, Rik (Dries Heyneman, Soil), despite interference from rival detective, Johnny (Mathias Sercu, Under Fire).
Costarring Steven Mahieu (Under Fire), Yves Degryse (Callboys), and Zouzou Ben Chikha (The Twelve), amongst others, Chantal premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 25, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Berlin ER (KRANK Berlin) (Germany)
This gritty, edgy drama stars Haley Louise Jones (Dear Child, Paradise, Professor T., Einstein) as Dr. Parker, who manages a chaotic emergency room in the toughest and most overcrowded hospital in Berlin. It’s no small task for the young doctor, whose life in Munich imploded, which prompted her to move to the big city of Berlin for a fresh start.
When she tries to implement necessary reforms, Parker is confronted with resistance from the underpaid, ill-equipped, and chronically-fatigued hospital staff who only survive with an indispensable dose of black humor. But in the face of an increasingly merciless health care system, the battered team must put aside their differences and pull together to save lives.
The eight-episode series costars Slavko Popadić (Crooks, Tatort: Streets of Berlin), with Şafak Şengül (Clashing Differences), Aram Tafreshian (Dogs of Berlin), Samirah Breuer (The Gryphon), Bernhard Schütz (Barbarians), Peter Lohmeyer (Tatort), and Benjamin Radjaipour (No Hard Feelings).
Berlin ER premieres globally with two episodes on Wednesday, February 26, 2025, exclusively on Apple TV+. New episodes will drop every Wednesday through April 9.
A Copenhagen Love Story (Sult) (Denmark)
Based on the novel Hunger by Tine Høeg, this drama follows Mia (Rosalinde Mynster, Seaside Hotel), a successful author who meets the love of her life in the charming single father, Emil (Joachim Fjelstrup, All and Eva). But their happiness is soon tested when it turns out they cannot conceive naturally and must turn to fertility treatments to have kids of their own.
A Copenhagen Love Story, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, February 26, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
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Miss Italia Mustn’t Die (Italy)
In this documentary, Patrizia Mirigliani, the director of Miss Italia, fights to save the iconic pageant, now wavering amid scandals and changing beauty standards. Miss Italia Mustn’t Die, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Wednesday, February 26, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Case of Iwona Wieczorek (Poland)
This three-part, true-crime docuseries delves into one of the most well-known disappearances in recent Polish history, exploring various clues, theories, and perspectives that have emerged. In the summer of 2010, 19-year-old Iwona Wieczorek disappeared on her way home from a party. She had just graduated from high school and was ready to spend the summer in Spain. The last footsteps of Iwona end just a few minutes from her home. Since then, the case has puzzled and intrigued the whole of Poland. Was it a kidnapping? Was it an escape? Or maybe a murder? The Case of Iwona Wieczorek premieres in the US on Thursday, February 27, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Video Channels, as well as other Viaplay partner channels.
Su Majestad (Spain)
Anna Castillo (Nowhere, La Línea Invisible, Arde Madrid) stars in this comedy series as Pilar, a young Princess and future Queen of Spain. When her father, King Alfonso XIV (Pablo Derqui, If I Hadn’t Met You), takes cover from a scandal and steps away from public-facing duties for a few months, Pilar is hastily put in his place as the head of the royal institution. She must show the country that she is not the irresponsible, insolent, lazy, and useless person that everyone thinks she is… except they may be right.
The cast also includes Ernesto Alterio (Someone Has to Die), Ramón Barea (La Línea Invisible), Ana María Vidal (Los misterios de Laura), Lucía Díez (El Cid), Pablo Vázquez (Iron Reign), and Freddie Dennis (Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story).
Su Majestad, an Amazon Spain Original Series, premieres globally on Thursday, February 27, exclusively on Prime Video.
The Wrong Track (På Villspor) (Norway)
Formerly called The Right Track, this comedy follows 30-year-old Emilie (Ada Eide, Fling), a broke, unorganized, and chaotic single mother who feels like the world is against her. Her ex-husband has moved on with his life and wants their daughter to live with him full time. When an accident in her apartment forces her to move in with her sporty, wealthy brother, he gives Emilie an ultimatum: If she wants to stay, she must join him in doing the Birken, a 54-km skiing race. Emilie has never skied before, but what starts as a nightmare gradually gives her a sense of accomplishment and hope for the future.
Costars include Trond Fausa Aurvåg (Norsemen), Christian Rubeck (The Lørenskog Disappearance), Marie Blokhus (Welcome to Utmark), Deniz Kaya (Pernille), and Idun Daae Alstad (Ragnarok).
The Wrong Track, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Thursday, February 27, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Aitana: Metamorphosis (Spain)
In this docuseries, Spanish singer-actress Aitana (Love, Divided) reveals intimate moments and untold thoughts about her journey from regular teen to international pop sensation. Aitana: Metamorphosis, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Friday, February 28, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
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Murder in the Mountains: Season 1 (SOKO Kitzbühel) (Austria)
This long-running crime drama centers on police detectives Lukas Roither (Jakob Seeböck, Altes Geld) and Nina Pokorny (Julia Cencig, Murder by the Lake), who investigate complex homicide cases, many of which involve members of the rich and powerful, in and around Kitzbühel, a medieval town and exclusive ski resort in the Kitzbühel Alps in Tyrol, Austria. Murder in the Mountains: Season 1, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, February 28, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
Roosters (Haantjes) (Netherlands)
In this Dutch remake of the Spanish comedy series Alpha Males, Mike, Ivo, Daan, and Greg are four forty-somethings who feel lost in the new world of empowered women. The show follows this tight-knit group of friends in the midst of their masculinity crisis, as they desperately try to salvage what’s left of their relationships and careers.
The series stars Jeroen Spitzenberger (Stanley) as Mike, Waldemar Torenstra (Amsterdam Vice) as Ivo, André Dongelmans (Dirty Lines) as Daan, and Benja Bruijning (Undercover) as Greg. Additional cast includes Jennifer Hoffman (Hein), Jelka van Houten (Amsterdam Vice), Eva Laurenssen (The Schouwendam 12), Fockeline Ouwerkerk (The Neighbors), and Frouke Verheijde (Broodje Aap).
Roosters, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, February 28, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Squad 36 (Bastion 36) (France)
Set in present-day Paris, this new police thriller follows Antoine Cerda, a senior police officer with the prestigious Investigation and Intervention Brigade, which is led by the charismatic Sami Belkaïm. But when Cerda gets transferred to the Anti-Crime Brigade after being sanctioned by the General Inspectorate of the French National Police, he turns his back on Belkaïm and his former comrades.
Thirteen months later, two officers from his old squad have been killed in less than twenty-four hours. When a third goes missing under mysterious circumstances, Cerda decides to carry out his own investigation. His inquiries will reveal an intense police rivalry, putting him in the middle of a cop war and leading him on a terrible downward spiral.
Based on the award-winning novel, Flic Requiem, by Michel Tourscher, and written and directed by Olivier Marchal (Blood Coast), the film’s cast includes Yvan Attal (Freedom, Ad Vitam [2018]), Victor Belmondo (Miskina, Poor Thing, Notre-Dame), Soufiane Guerrab (Lupin, The Wagner Method), and Tewfik Jallab (Blood Coast, Spiral).
Squad 36 premieres globally on Friday, February 28, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
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Flics Requiem by Michel Tourscher
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Consent (Après le silence) (France)
This drama follows Marina (Caroline Anglade, Saving Lisa), a woman whose life takes a transformative turn when she walks into a police station to report a crime that has haunted her for years: the repeated rapes by her ex-partner, Gregory Pasteur (Clovis Cornillac, Chefs), until she decided to flee, taking their young son with her. The act of filing a complaint is just the beginning of her battle, as Marina confronts her own fears and vulnerabilities and a deeply-flawed legal system, one in which proving marital rape is nearly impossible.
While Gregory’s calm denial paints him as a doting father and wronged man, the cracks in his facade begin to show as Marina digs deeper, exposing him as a master manipulator and unearthing chilling patterns of coercion and abuse. As Marina’s accusations ripple through her community, Samia (Samira Lachhab, Leo Mattei – Special Unit), one of Gregory’s ex-girlfriends, becomes a powerful ally as Marina’s determination inspires her to break her silence. Also joining them is Chloe (Alice David, Spin), Gregory’s current partner, whose initial skepticism leads to a devastating realization. Together, their solidarity and shared truth shed light on a predator who thrived on isolation and secrecy, transforming Marina’s personal quest for justice into a collective reckoning.
Consent has its US linear debut on Sunday, February 23, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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Unspoken (Nemá tajemství) (Czech Republic)
This mystery drama revolves around Martin (Marian Mitas, Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan), a brilliant veterinarian whose life unravels after a devastating accident, a kick to the head from a horse, leaves him unable to speak or connect with the world. Surrounding him are the women who know him best: his wife, Erika (Jana Plodková, Hello, Welcome), now burdened with the strain of caring for a man who was once her equal; his mother, Dana (Milena Steinmasslová, Podezrení), whose maternal instincts clash with the stark reality of Martin’s condition; and his colleague, Jana (Magdaléna Borová, The End of the World), the catalyst for the tragedy, as it was her horse that set everything into motion.
Then Martin is found dead, his mysterious demise prompting a police investigation. Each of the women offers a differing account of Martin’s final days, and as the case continues, the detectives unearth more than anyone anticipated.
Unspoken has its US linear debut on Friday, February 28, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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The Legacy: Season 1 (Arvingerne) (Denmark)
This multi-award-winning drama centers on the battle for the estate of a renowned and eccentric artist, waged by her three eldest children against her youngest. In the aftermath of the dying woman’s deathbed wishes, more secrets come to light and more troubles arise for her offspring and their intimates when grudges and desperation drive their actions.
The lead cast includes Trine Dyrholm (Face to Face), Marie Bach Hansen (White Sands), Carsten Bjørnlund (Rita), Mikkel Boe Følsgaard (The Rain), Lene Maria Christensen (Pros and Cons), and Trond Espen Seim (Varg Veum).
The Legacy: Season 1, a Walter Presents title, returns to streaming in the US and Canada on Friday, February 7, on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
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Spring Tide: Season 1 (Springfloden) (Sweden)
Adapted from Spring Tide, the best-selling novel by the husband-and-wife writing team of Rolf and Cilla Börjlind (Arne Dahl, Beck), the first season of this mystery-crime thriller series follows Police Academy student Olivia Rönning (Julia Ragnarsson, End of Summer, Blinded) as she delves into a quarter-century-old cold case involving a pregnant woman buried alive on a beach on Sweden’s North Koster Island. She’s working on the case for a class assignment, but when she discovers a personal connection to the 1990 investigation, she begins her own unofficial inquiry into the tragedy.
The one person who could help Olivia is Tom Stilton (Kjell Bergqvist, Bäckström, 30 Degrees in February), the former lead investigator on the case. But finding him is going to be tricky; Tom has been living rough on the streets for years. Plus he’s been making himself scarce, so as not to be another victim in the series of vicious assaults on homeless people in Stockholm. Tom knows some of the ones who have been attacked, and since the police seem to be lackadaisical about finding the culprits, he decides to take the matter into his own hands — just like Olivia is doing with the beach case… until she and Tom finally do team up.
The ten-part series features Helena Bergström (Missing), Johan Widerberg (The Sandhamn Murders), Cecilia Nilsson (Snow Angels), Peter Carlberg (Young Royals), Dag Malmberg (The Bridge), Kjell Wilhelmsen (Blue Eyes), Görel Crona (Love Me), and Dar Salim (Tatort: Harbor Crimes).
Spring Tide: Season 1 returns to streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 11, on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
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Spring Tide by Cilla Börjlind and Rolf Börjlind
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The Winemaker (Im Netz der Camorra) (Germany) — English dub
Tobias Moretti (Inspector Rex, Backwoods Crime) leads the cast of this new four-episode thriller series as Matteo, a successful winemaker who has built a comfortable life for himself and his family. But when an old friend shows up in the vineyard, his secret past comes back to haunt him with a vengeance — forcing him to choose between his new life or his past one as a mafioso. (Trailer is in German)
Costarring Ursina Lardi (Enemies), Antonia Moretti (Pagan Peak), Harald Windisch (Walking on Sunshine), and Fabrizio Romagnoli (Medici), the English-dubbed version of The Winemaker begins streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 11, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Tatort: Falke: Season 1 (Germany)
Another crime drama series in the “Tatort” franchise is this one (formerly called Inspector Falke) starring Wotan Wilke Möhring (The New Look, The Island) as Inspector Thorsten Falke, a stubborn, brooding, and devoted police officer who traded in a family and a social life for the sake of justice. With his partner, Katharina Lorenz (Petra Schmidt-Schaller, Marnow Murders, 1989: A Spy Story), the pair works tirelessly to bring down the ruthless criminal gangs threatening Hamburg.
Tatort: Falke returns to streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, February 18, on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
A French Village: Season 3 (Un village français) (France) — English dub
This acclaimed drama is about the German occupation of France during World War II and its effects on the inhabitants of a small village in Jura. The cast includes Robin Renucci (Chefs), Audrey Fleurot (Spiral), Thierry Godard (Spiral), and Nicolas Gob (The Art of Crime), amongst many others. The English-dubbed version of A French Village: Season 3 begins streaming Tuesday, February 25, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
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Header photo credits: Top row (L-R): Berlin ER (photo credit: Stephan Rabold) courtesy of Apple TV+; All Heart courtesy of PBS Distribution / Walter Presents | Bottom row (L-R): Exterior Night (photo credit: Anna Camerlingo) courtesy of MHz Choice; Who Shot Otto Mueller? courtesy of Viaplay
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