April brings 27 new Euro TV series, seasons, and films from 10 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
Cassandre: Season 2 (France)
This crime drama series follows Florence Cassandre (Gwendoline Hamon, Fatal Reunion, Perfect Murders), a devoted mother and skilled cop who leaves Paris for a new job as the police chief in the town of Annecy, located in the beautiful Haute-Savoie region, in order to be near her son. In Season 2, she and her team investigate several crimes, including the murders of the town’s mayor and a lawyer for a biogenetics lab.
Costarring Alexandre Varga (Pacific Criminal), Dominique Pinon (The Island of Thirty Coffins), and Jessy Salomée Ugolin (Love and Trouble in Paris), Cassandre: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 1, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Banger (France)
This comedy stars Vincent Cassel (Black Swan, “Mesrine” films, Westworld) as Scorpex, a once-famous DJ who is now on the downslide. The thing is, he seems to be the only one who doesn’t get that his glory days are over. When Rose (Laura Felpin, Asterix & Obelix: The Middle Kingdom), an eccentric agent from DGSI, the French intelligence agency, offers him the opportunity to take down the very trendy Vestax (Mister V, Validé), his young rival, Scorpex sees it as a chance to return to the top with a banger.
Banger, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 2, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties: Season 5 (L’Agence: l’immobilier de luxe en famille) (France)
This reality series returns with the Kretz family helping more clients find extraordinary homes in France and beyond, while giving viewers a peek inside their lux world as they work and play. The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties: Season 5 premieres globally on Wednesday, April 2, exclusively on Netflix.
The Street Where I Live (På gatan där jag bor) (Sweden)
The heartwarming six-part drama stars singer-actress Lena Philipsson (The Simple Heist) as Nina, a widowed mother who lives with her two teens on an idyllic residential street. When her husband, Erik, passed away four years earlier, and her grief was at its heaviest, her neighbors were her greatest support. Nina quickly became the neighbor that everyone wanted to help, and this has lasted through the years, while at the same time, Nina had been struggling to let go and move on in life. Now, she has met Richard (Ilkka Villi, Reindeer Mafia) and dares to let her feelings out again. However, her new love affair affects the entire street where she lives.
The Street Where I Live, a Viaplay Original, premieres in the US on Thursday, April 3, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Evilside (Korvessa kulkevi) (Finland)
Set in a small fishing village on a remote island in the Bay of Bothnia in Northern Finland, this Nordic noir crime thriller series revolves around Johanna (Olivia Ainali, Bordertown), a 16-year-old outcast bullied by her peers. When her only friend, fellow teen Aapo (Olavi Angervo, Star Boys), is the victim of a ritualistic murder, evidence points to Johanna as the culprit. The situation is made worse by the superstitious villagers, who increasingly turn against her.
As the prime suspect in the boy’s homicide, Johanna tries to stay alive and clear her name by trying to solve the mystery of who the real killer is — someone who is still on the loose. Meanwhile, local police call in Detective Ulla Penttinen (Amira Khalifa, Stop Nyqvist, Piece of My Heart) to investigate the case, as she specializes in cases involving teenagers. She becomes convinced of Johanna’s innocence and tries to prove it. But will she be able to do this before it’s too late?
Costars include Saimi Kahri (Piece of My Heart), Jakob Öhrman (Helsinki Syndrome), Dennis Nylund (Enemy of the People), Matti Onnismaa (Helsinki Crimes), Pentti Korhonen (The Paradise), and Mika Nuojua (All the Sins), amongst others.
Evilside, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada as a six-episode binge on Friday, April 4, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels, as well as PBS Passport in the US.
How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast): Season 4 (Germany)
In the fourth and final season of this hit German crime comedy-drama series, Moritz (Maximilian Mundt, Gran Turismo, Buba) gets released from prison after serving four years. Finally, he can start his own business — a legal one this time! However, unlike his business ideas, the world has moved on without him, including his friends.
Dan (Damian Hardung, Maxton Hall: The World Between Us, War Sailor), Moritz’s former romantic rival and business partner, has turned Bonus Life into a successful supplement start-up, making it into the “top 30 under 30” list of young entrepreneurs and living the life Moritz always wanted. Moritz is pissed!
It gets worse. When Moritz learns that his best friend, Lenny (Danilo Kamperidis, Buba, Another Monday), works at Bonus Life and owns half of the company, there are no ifs, ands, or buts about it: Moritz must take control of Bonus Life, no matter what.
Returning cast members also include Lena Klenke (Blackout), Lena Urzendowsky (Luden), Leonie Wesselow (We Children from Bahnhof Zoo), and Roland Riebeling (Our Miracle Years).
How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast): Season 4, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, April 8, exclusively on Netflix.
I3P (France)
In this crime thriller with elements of medical drama, people who show signs of amnesia, have visions, or exhibit symptoms of delirium on the streets of Paris are taken to the Paris Police Psychiatric Unit (I3P). This discreet facility is headed by Dr. Mathias Bernardt (Marc Lavoine, Crossing Lines, Don’t Leave Me), a psychiatrist who has the authority to allow patients to return to their normal lives, hospitalize them, or hand them over to the police. Unable to keep anyone for more than 24 hours, Bernardt always favors a humane approach to coercive treatment.
Working with him are psychiatrists Sophie Tran (Claire Tran, Missions, Nox) and Julien Sarment (Mickaël Chirinian, HPI Haut Potentiel Intellectuel, Mafiosa), as well as the young intern, Samy Jendoubi (Walid Ben Mabrouk, Spiral, The Bureau). They investigate what could have caused the person to have been brought to the I3P, while Police Commissioner Nathalie Fontaine (Barbara Schulz, Vanished by the Lake, The Art of Crime) rails against more cases being added to her already-large caseload.
I3P premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 8, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
Abortion Dream Team (Nie jestes sama) (Poland)
A nominee for both the Best Polish Film Award and the Amnesty International Poland Award, this feature documentary centers on the “Abortion Dream Team,” four bold women who run a hotline to support their sisters in need following the introduction of an abortion ban in Poland. Working around the clock, they brag on TikTok about facilitating 100 abortions a day and shock people with the slogan “Abortion is OK!”. They gather a huge following, empowering hundreds of thousands of women, while angering all conservatives and the government. This dangerous battle leads to a complete burnout of one team member and to the political prosecution of another, threatening her with years in prison. As the women reach their breaking point, will the mission and sisterhood of the Abortion Dream Team survive?
Abortion Dream Team, a Viaplay Documentary, premieres in the US on Thursday, April 10, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
The English Neighborhood (Operación Barrio Inglés) (Spain)
Set in 1941, just after World War II breaks out, this eight-episode spy thriller follows Lucía (Aria Bedmar, Muted, Heirs to the Land), a young woman living in the English Quarter of Huelva, Spain, a strategic enclave for controlling ships passing through the Strait of Gibraltar. Her fiancé, Francisco (Rubén Cortada, The Time in Between), is the government delegate in Huelva, which happens to be a hotbed of activity by the German Secret Service.
When Lucía is hired as a secretary by a British mining company, she meets and subsequently falls in love with Peter (Peter Vives, Velvet), an attractive Briton who serves as the company’s manager in Huelva. But there is more to Peter than meets the eye. He has a shadowy past and soon entices Lucía to join him in his exploits to help stop the Germans from advancing…
The English Neighborhood, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, April 11, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
The Gardener (El jardinero) (Spain)
This six-episode romantic psychological thriller revolves around Elmer (Álvaro Rico, Elite, Holy Family, Sky High) and his controlling mother, La China Jurado (Cecilia Suárez, The House of Flowers, Someone Has to Die, Capadocia), who run a garden center that is a front for their real money-making enterprise: a thriving underground murder-for-hire business.
Killing is easy for Elmer; an accident left him emotionless. However, while planning the murder of charming nursery school teacher Violeta (Catalina Sopelana, Wrong Side of the Tracks, Sky Rojo, The Neighbor), he falls in love with her. Now, Elmer must learn to love while his mother does everything possible to end Violeta’s life.
The Gardener, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, April 11, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Glass Dome (Glaskupan) (Sweden)
Based on a story idea by best-selling author Camilla Läckberg (The Fjällbacka Murders), this Nordic noir crime drama follows behaviorist and criminologist Lejla (Léonie Vincent, Bäckström, Spring Tide), who returns to her childhood home, a small, depopulated community caught between tradition and modernization. Her return causes tension amongst the residents, and is overshadowed by something far more dark and intimidating than she ever anticipated.
As a child, Lejla was held captive in the area by an unknown perpetrator, trapped in a glass dome. Now, another young girl has vanished without a trace. As Lejla investigates the disappearance, she must also confront her own inner darkness — a part of her past she’s tried to avoid. Are the similarities between Lejla’s past and the girl’s disappearance just a chilling coincidence? Or is history repeating itself?
The cast includes Johan Hedenberg (The Breakthrough, The Sandhamn Murders), Johan Rheborg (Carmen Curlers, Agatha Christie’s Hjerson), Farzad Farzaneh (Bara barnen), Ia Langhammer (The Hunters, The Truth Will Out), Cecilia Nilsson (Snow Angels, Spring Tide), Emil Almén (Gåsmamman, The Unlikely Murderer), Emma Broomé (Taelgia, Murder in Sweden, ), Oscar Töringe (Baby Fever, Limbo), and Ville Virtanen (Bordertown, The Truth Will Out).
The Glass Dome, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, April 15, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Off Track (L’abîme) (France)
Sara Mortensen (Astrid, Deadly Tropics) and Gil Alma (The Wagner Method, Inside) star in this mystery-crime thriller as Elsa and Laurent Lacaze, a seemingly-perfect couple who are still very much in love after twenty years of marriage. They’re also parents to their teen daughter, Lucie (Marie Mallia, Women at War, Unclaimed). One day, Elsa doesn’t return from her regular morning jog. Gone without a trace, her disappearance turns Laurent and Lucie’s world on its head. Then it really falls apart when the police tell them that Elsa is not the person she has been claiming to be.
Costarring Samuel Labarthe (Agatha Christie’s Criminal Games), Anne Loiret (Cheeky Business), Hélène Seuzaret (Crime is Her Game), and Christopher Bayemi (Cassandre), Off Track premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 15, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
No Man’s Land: Season 2 (France)
The new season of this international thriller takes us back to the ongoing war in Syria, this time following a group of female freedom fighters and depicting radicalized westerners who join ISIS. Returning cast members include James Krishna Floyd (The Good Karma Hospital), Mélanie Thierry (Back in Crime), and Souheila Yacoub (Dune: Part Two), with Leo Hatton (Silent Witness) and Zed Josef (Vikings: Valhalla) joining the cast. No Man’s Land: Season 2, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Wednesday, April 16, exclusively on Hulu.
Project UFO (Projekt UFO) (Poland)
In this drama, there is an alleged UFO landing in Truskasy in Warmia, prompting two men — a fading TV star and an extraterrestrial enthusiast — to embark on an intellectual quest to ascertain the extraterrestrial beings’ origins. As these two draw everyone from their orbit into their debate and strive to persuade the world of their respective theories, a powerful politician exploits paranormal activity to seize power over the country.
Starring Piotr Adamczyk (Go Ahead, Brother), Mateusz Kosciukiewicz (Hound’s Hill), and Maja Ostaszewska (Colors of Evil: Red), Project UFO, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 16, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Istanbul Encyclopedia (Istanbul Ansiklopedisi) (Türkiye)
This drama revolves around two women: Zehra (Helin Kandemir, The Protector), a young student from a humble hometown who’s searching for her true identity and a home in Istanbul, and Nesrin (Canan Ergüder, 1001 Nights), an estranged family friend who is ready to pull up stakes from Istanbul. Their lives intersect when Zehra moves in with Nesrin, and their ability to understand each other is made difficult by their cultural differences.
Istanbul Encyclopedia, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, April 17, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
A Dangerous Friendship (Une amitié dangereuse) (France)
Adapted from the “Marie des intrigues” historical saga by Juliette Benzoni, this limited series is set in the 17th-century court of French King Louis XIII (Jérémy Gillet, The Crimson Rivers). The story follows two women: the bold, brilliant, and fearless Marie de Rohan (Kelly Depeault, STAT), Duchess of Luynes and of Chevreuse, and the prim, shy, and lonely Anne of Austria (Stephanie Gil, The Salisbury Poisonings), Queen of France. Anne is trapped in a loveless marriage and neglected by Louis, so Marie sets about to bring the royal couple together… at first. But as Marie pulls Anne into her world, these two women form a bond that will change history.
A Dangerous Friendship, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, April 18, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
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“Marie des intrigues” saga by Juliette Benzoni
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iHostage (Netherlands)
On February 22, 2022, an armed 27-year-old man entered the flagship Apple store in the heart of Amsterdam, taking hostages and demanding a 200 million euro ransom. The hostage crisis gripped the city, captivated the country, and drew worldwide attention.
Inspired by this shocking hostage situation, this thriller follows a Bulgarian man caught in a life-threatening ordeal as the armed assailant holds the building’s occupants hostage. Through the eyes of the attacker, the hostages, and the first responders, the film delivers a tense and emotional tale of courage, survival, and the lasting impact of terror.
The cast includes Admir Šehović (Black Sun), Soufiane Moussouli (Mocro Maffia), Loes Haverkort (Van der Valk), Marcel Hensema (Amsterdam Undercover), Emmanuel Ohene Boafo (Toon), Fockeline Ouwerkerk (Roosters), Matteo van der Grijn (The Golden Hour), Thijs Boermans (Women of the Night), Eric Corton (Penoza), Roosmarijn van der Hoek (Prey), Robin Boissevain (Ares), Jolanda van den Berg (Papadag), Everon Jackson Hooi (Flikken Rotterdam), Ahlmaam Teghadouini (Ferry: The Series), Louis Talpe (Under Fire), and Zahra Lfil (Lord & Master).
iHostage, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, April 18, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Seeds of Change (Et la montagne fleurira) (France)
Opening in 1837 in Provence, this saga follows Jean-Baptiste Lombard (Guillaume Arnault, Germinal, Tandem), a young man who, after the death of his beloved mother, is banished (and later disinherited) by his brutish father, Sosthène Lombard (Philippe Torreton, The French Revolution), owing to (false) accusations made against him by Sosthène’s mistress-turned-wife, Séraphine (Hélène de Fougerolles, Balthazar).
Now without a home, Jean-Baptiste goes to stay with his mother’s sister, Blanche (Constance Dollé, Candice Renoir), who has been living with her friend, Zélie (Ophélia Kolb, Class Act), following the deaths of both her husband and son. After a bit of convincing on Blanche’s part, Jean-Baptiste takes over the work of her late husband, becoming a traveling salesman of herbal remedies and plants picked on the slopes of Lure Mountain. He soon meets and falls in love with Lila (Claire Duburcq, 1917), the daughter of healers and water diviners, and the two join the republican resistance against Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte’s coup d’état. But tragedy strikes again, and Jean-Baptiste realizes that, to find peace in his life, he must regain his birthright: Mas de Tilleuls, the estate of his mother and grandfather.
Based on the novel Le Mas des Tilleuls by Françoise Bourdon, the drama costars Chloé Astor (Captain Marleau), Rio Vega (Cheeky Business), Julien Boisselier (Nina), Catherine Allégret (Alexandra Ehle), and Pauline Briand (Paris Police 1905), amongst others.
Seeds of Change premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 22, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
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Le Mas des Tilleuls by Françoise Bourdon
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Tatort: Cologne: Season 4 (Germany)
After a rather lengthy wait, this crime drama series brings Dietmar Bär (Greetings from America, Hotel Sacher) and Klaus J. Behrendt (Nord Nord Mord, Letzte Spur Berlin) back to our screens as Freddy Schenk and Max Ballauf, the best homicide detectives in Cologne and two of the most popular investigators in the entire “Tatort” franchise. (Video is from Season 3)
Tatort: Cologne: Season 4 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 22, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Carlos Alcaraz: My Way (Spain)
This docuseries follows Carlos Alcaraz, the youngest number 1 in tennis history, during the 2024 season. Viewers will get to know the young prodigy, who is revolutionizing the world of sports both on and off the court. Carlos Alcaraz: My Way, a Netflix Docuseries, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 23, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter: Season 2 (Ronja Rövardotter) (Sweden)
Based on the beloved eponymous book by Astrid Lindgren (the author of Pippi Longstocking), this viewer-favorite series’ second season returns us to the stunning, untamed Nordic landscape, where Ronja (Kerstin Linden, The Emigrants) finds herself caught between her father’s fierce rivalry and her bond with Birk (Jack Bergenholtz Henriksson). In a world where family ties are tested by betrayal, she must navigate loyalty, love, and survival.
Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter: Season 2, a Viaplay Original, premieres in the US on Thursday, April 24, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels. Both the Swedish-language, English-subtitled version and the English-dubbed version will be available.
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Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter by Astrid Lindgren
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Fréwaka (Ireland)
This Irish folk horror film follows home care worker Shoo (Clare Monnelly, The Gone), who is sent to a remote village to care for Peig (Bríd Ní Neachtain, The Banshees of Inisherin), an agoraphobic woman who fears the neighbors as much as she fears the Na Sídhe, sinister entities whom she believes abducted her decades before. As the two develop a strangely deep connection, Shoo is consumed by the old woman’s paranoia, rituals, and superstitions, eventually confronting the horrors from her own past.
Fréwaka, a Shudder Original Film, premieres in the US on Friday, April 25, exclusively on Shudder, AMC+, and their digital channels, including Shudder on Prime Channels and AMC+ on Prime Channels.
The Mountain Detective: Season 3 (Alex Hugo) (France)
Samuel Le Bihan (They Were Ten, Braquo) returns as Alex Hugo, a former Marseille cop-turned-rural police inspector in the mountains of the Hautes-Alpes, in the new season of this mystery-crime drama series. Some of the cases Alex investigates include the disappearance of two soon-to-be-released prison inmates from a local organization’s building renovation project, and the discovery of a woman’s remains in a glacier. The Mountain Detective: Season 3, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada as a seven-episode binge on Friday, April 25, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels, as well as PBS Passport in the US.
Carlo & Malik: Season 1 (Nero a metà) (Italy)
This crime drama stars Claudio Amendola (Lampedusa, Suburra) as Inspector Carlo Guerrieri, a stubborn and rebellious veteran police officer in Rome, and Miguel Gobbo Diaz (Zero, B-52) as Malik Soprani, Claudio’s partner, an ambitious and brilliant young deputy inspector who was born in the Ivory Coast and raised in Rome. Working alongside them is Alba Guerrieri (Rosa Diletta Rossi, Suburra: Blood on Rome, Don Matteo), a medical examiner and Carlo’s daughter.
The crime-fighting team also includes police superintendent Cinzia Repola (Margherita Vicario, The Temptation); Marco Cantabella (Alessandro Sperduti, The Leopard), an elite agent and Malik’s friend from the police academy; Mario Muzo (Fortunato Cerlino, Gomorrah), the chief superintendent and a good friend of Carlo; and Micaela Carta (Antonia Liskova, The Good Apprentice), who heads up the Flying Squad.
Also costarring Angela Finocchiaro (The Price of Family), Alessia Barela (The Red Door), and Sandra Ceccarelli (The Lions of Sicily), Carlo & Malik: Season 1 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 29, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight (Astérix & Obélix: Le Combat des Chefs) (France)
Based on Asterix and the Big Fight, part of the hugely popular “Asterix” French comic album series, the most widely-translated comic book series in the world, this animated, kid-friendly, action-adventure comedy finds Rome is desperate to conquer the last independent village in Gaul. The secret to the Gauls’ battle superiority is a magic potion, but when the potion master loses his memory, Asterix (voiced by Alain Chabat, The Taste of Others) and his friend, Obelix (voiced by Gilles Lellouche, Tell No One), along with the other villagers, are left to their own devices to defend their home against the might of Rome.
Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 30, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
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Asterix and the Big Fight by Rene Goscinny and Albert Uderzo
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Carême (France)
Inspired by the book Cooking for Kings: The Life of Antonin Carême, the First Celebrity Chef by multi-award-winning historian and actor Ian Kelly (The King’s Man), this eight-episode biopic-historical drama series follows the story of Antonin Carême (Benjamin Voisin, Lost Illusions, Summer of 85, The Mad Women’s Ball), the world’s first celebrity chef, who rose from humble beginnings in Paris to the height of culinary stardom in Napoleon’s Europe.
While Carême dreams only of becoming the most famous chef in the world, his talent and ambitions attract the attention of renowned and powerful politicians who use him as a spy for France. Determined to escape poverty and fulfill his dream, Carême can choose revenge, or he can have it all — women, wealth, fame — but at what cost?
Costarring Jérémie Renier (My Way, Saint Laurent), Lyna Khoudri (Papicha, November), and Alice Da Luz (Hanami, And the Party Goes On), Carême premieres globally with two episodes on Wednesday, April 30, exclusively on Apple TV+ and its digital channels, including Apple TV+ on Prime Channels. New episodes will drop weekly on Wednesdays through June 11.
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Cooking for Kings: The Life of Antonin Careme, the First Celebrity Chef by Ian Kelly
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Exterritorial (Germany)
Jeanne Goursaud (Barbarians, Dear Child, Blood Coast) stars in this action thriller film as Sara, a traumatized former Special Forces soldier with painful memories of her deployment in the war in Afghanistan. She wants a fresh start for herself and her son, Joshua (Rickson Guy da Silva), and has secured a new job in America. While at an appointment at the US consulate in Frankfurt, Joshua suddenly disappears. Because everyone claims they never saw him enter the building, nobody believes that Sara even had him with her, and she is asked to leave the premises. Sara knows, though, that German authorities have no power in the extraterritorial area of the embassy, and if she leaves now, she may never see her son again. She must act quickly to find him.
But can she trust Erik Kynch (Dougray Scott, Crime), the head of security at the consulate, or the mysterious Irina (Lera Abova, Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin), who is being held there and supposedly wants to help her? And can Sara even rely on her own perception? Regardless, Sara is certain: A conspiracy is afoot, her son has been kidnapped, and she doesn’t know who is trying to cover it up or why. So, she disappears into the labyrinth of the consulate and begins her desperate search for Joshua with military meticulousness. Meanwhile, the loop of a dangerous intrigue is tightening around her neck.
The cast includes Kayode Akinyemi (Vikings: Valhalla), Annabelle Mandeng (Vikings: Valhalla), Lara Babalola (Sløborn), Jeremy Schuetze (The Man in the High Castle), Samuel Tehrani (The Persian Version), Kris Saddler (Kate & Koji), and Nina Liu (The Secret Life of Us).
Exterritorial, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 30, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
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The Girl Next Door (La fille de l’assassin) (France)
Based on the novel The Girl Next Door by Patricia MacDonald, this psychological thriller follows Nina (Chloé Chaudoye, Les petits meurtres d’Agatha Christie), whose life was forever changed when her father, Pierre Adelin (Bruno Wolkowitch, Spin), was convicted of murdering her mother. Though he served fifteen years behind bars, Pierre never wavered in his claim of innocence. Now, newly released on parole, Pierre is consumed by the need to uncover the real killer.
Unlike her brothers Patrick (Nicolas Gob, The Art of Crime), who has severed all ties, and Alexandre (Emmanuel Bordier, Signalements), whose struggles with addiction keep him lost in his own turmoil, Nina has remained fiercely loyal to her father, refusing to believe that he is guilty and standing by him even as his quest for the truth becomes increasingly dangerous. But as she helps him search for answers, long-buried family secrets begin to surface, forcing Nina to confront painful truths about her past.
Costarring Barbara Probst (Le Code) and Samir Boitard (Spiral), amongst others, The Girl Next Door has its US linear debut on Saturday, April 26, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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The Girl Next Door by Patricia MacDonald
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Reckless (Una vita spericolata) (Italy)
In this crime comedy film, struggling mechanic Roberto Rossi (Lorenzo Richelmy, Marco Polo) goes to the bank to try to get a loan, but an accidental heist brands him as a criminal. Before he can grasp the gravity of his situation, he finds himself on the run, with the police, the media, and a ruthless gang all in hot pursuit. Unwittingly entangled in this misadventure are BB (Eugenio Franceschini, Carlo & Malik), a former rally driver and Roberto’s childhood friend, and Soledad (Matilda De Angelis, The Law According to Lidia Poët), a famous teen idol.
As they speed across Italy, their journey transforms from a desperate escape into a surreal odyssey, one that forces them to redefine their identities in the eyes of the world. Roberto, once an everyman drowning in debt, becomes an unlikely folk hero. His plight gets glorified on social media as a modern day Robin Hood story, and his flight from justice turns into a spectacle celebrated by an audience that romanticizes rebellion without understanding the cost.
Reckless has its US linear debut on Sunday, April 27, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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The Eagle: Season 2 (Ørnen) (Denmark) — English dub
This fan-favorite Nordic noir crime drama series stars Jens Albinus (Borgen, Deutschland 83) as Hallgrim Hallgrimsson, a half-Icelandic, half-Danish detective known as “The Eagle,” owing to his keen insight and abilities to assess situations and take quick actions. (The Season 2 video below is in Danish with English subtitles, not dubbed in English.)
The English-dubbed version of The Eagle: Season 2 begins streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 15, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
A French Village: Season 5 (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 5 begins streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 22, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Bordertown: Season 2 (Sorjonen) (Finland) — English dub
The second season of this award-winning Nordic noir mystery-crime drama consists of five two-part stories that star Ville Virtanen (Jordskott) as Kari Sorjonen, the lead investigator for the Serious Crime Unit in Lappeenranta, Finland. Plots include a double murder, the discovery of a preserved fetus at a daycare center manager’s home, a shooting at the largest sand castle in the country, the discovery of a dead body that is linked to a missing persons case, and the reopening of an old case after two women disappear.
Costarring Matleena Kuusniemi (Maria Kallio), Anu Sinisalo (Arctic Circle), Ilkka Villi (Reindeer Mafia), and Matti Laine (Look of a Killer), the English-dubbed version of Bordertown: Season 2 begins streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 29, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Spring Tide: Season 2 (Springfloden) (Sweden)
Season 2 of this Nordic noir mystery-crime drama finds two murder cases in two European cities are connected to each other. In Stockholm, young cop Olivia Rönning (Julia Ragnarsson, Blinded, Paradis City) is drawn into the investigation of a customs agent found hanged in his home, while the broken-but-standing former detective Tom Stilton (Kjell Bergqvist, Bäckström, Death of a Pilgrim) heads to Marseille, France, to help his friend, Abbas El Fassi (Dar Salim, Tatort: Harbor Crimes, Dicte), find out why a circus artist, the love of Abbas’s life, was murdered.
Based on the “Rönning & Stilton” novels by Rolf and Cilla Börjlind (Arne Dahl, Beck), Spring Tide: Season 2 returns to streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 29, 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): Exterritorial (photo credit: Sasha Ostrov) courtesy of Netflix; The Street Where I Live courtesy of Viaplay | Bottom row (L-R): Off Track (photo credit: François Lefebvre) courtesy of MHz Choice; Fréwaka © 2025 Shudder
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