September brings the premieres of 27 new Euro TV series, seasons, and films, from 11 countries to the US and beyond, plus the return of more titles to streaming.
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 Paradise: Season 2 (Paratiisi) (Finland-Spain)
This mystery-crime drama series follows Hikka Mäntymäki (Riitta Havukainen, Freezing Embrace, Idiomatic, Roba), a Finnish detective from Oulu, Finland, who investigates crimes involving Finnish nationals in Spain. Season 2 finds Hikka returning to the Costa del Sol to investigate the murder of an unknown Finnish man with an Oulu animal tattoo on his hand, while Commissioner Luisa Salinas (María Romero, In from the Cold) leads the homicide inquiry for the Spanish police. A visit by Luisa’s colleague, Inspector Andrés Villanueva (Fran Perea, The Neighbor), to Finland takes a new turn when he begins to assist Hilkka and Kimi (Asko Vaarala, On Happiness) in their investigation of a brutal international criminal organization.
Costarring Carl-Kristian Rundman (Bäckström), The Paradise: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 2, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Reminder (Aski Hatirla) (Türkiye)
In this romantic drama, Deniz (Baris Arduç, The Club) and Güneş (Hande Erçel, Chasing the Wind) run into each other six months after suddenly breaking up while planning their wedding. That same evening, a mysterious message appears on both of their phones, pulling them into a life-changing journey that will lead them to confront the missing pieces of their past and rediscover what love truly means.
Reminder, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US as an eight-episode binge on Wednesday, September 3, exclusively on Hulu and Disney+.
The Sunshine Murders (Cyprus-New Zealand-UK)
Set in Greece, this mystery-crime drama series follows an unlikely crime fighting duo made up of two very different sisters. Shirley Rangi (Emily Corcoran, Mars, The Stolen), a farmer from New Zealand, travels to Athens in search of her father. Here, she meets her Greek half-sister, Helen Moustakas (Dora Chrysikou, I gi tis elias, I zoi tis allis), a detective. It isn’t long before Shirley starts helping Helen to solve crimes with her Down Under wit and wisdom while they try to find their missing father.
In the series opener, Helen is struggling with her job, her teenager, and her ex-husband when a Kiwi woman named Shirley shows up, claiming to be her half-sister. Helen thinks Shirley is off her rocker, but then accidentally brings her to the crime scene of the mysterious death of an archaeologist, where Shirley inadvertently helps with clues. After twisting her ankle, Helen has no choice but to let Shirley drive her to interview the suspects at a beautiful hotel, and later to her daughter, Thalia’s (Chloe Stannage, The Secret Garden), school — which Shirley offers to do in exchange for Helen’s agreeing to get a DNA test. The day ends even more bizarrely than it began for Helen: That night, she’s attacked outside her home, but, fortunately, is rescued by Shirley. Now, the pair must find the attacker.
Costars in the series include British pop star Peter Andre (Tripped), Stephanie Beacham (Dynasty), Camilla Rutherford (Hotel Portofino), Nick Moran (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), Nina Wadia (Eastenders), and Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: The Next Generation).
The Sunshine Murders premieres in the US with two episodes on Thursday, September 4, starting at 8pm ET, on UPtv.
Prison Island (L’île prisonnière) (France)
Marking novelist Michel Bussi’s (Time Is a Killer) first foray into writing for television, this drama thriller series sees the (fictional) island of Penhic, heretofore an unremarkable but quaint and peaceful place, get turned into a veritable prison when twenty armed activists arrive and take all of the inhabitants hostage, confining them to the school.
Led by Alpha (Lannick Gautry, Repercussions, Fear by the Lake), the group is very well organized, but their motives for coming to and taking over Penhic remain a secret. Alpha has planned everything to a tee, but he didn’t account for one unforeseen thing: Five passengers on the shuttle that connects the mainland and Penhic, which is isolated off the coast of Britanny, managed to escape and hide on the island…
Costarring Pierre Perrier (The Returned), Antoine Duléry (Perfect Murders), and Marie Denarnaud (HPI Haut Potentiel Intellectuel), amongst others, Prison Island, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, September 5, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
Most Wanted: Teen Hacker (Finland)
This four-episode, English-language docuseries tells the unbelievable true story of Finnish teenager Julius Kivimäki, once named by the FBI as one of the most dangerous hackers in the world. Kivimäki rose to infamy after forcing a U.S. passenger plane to make an emergency landing, shutting down PlayStation globally, and orchestrating several dangerous SWAT attacks — including one targeting the family of an FBI agent.
The documentary uncovers, for example, how the FBI tracked down the then-15-year-old hacker at a casino in Las Vegas. It also includes compelling interviews with FBI agents, SWAT team members, cybersecurity experts, Kivimäki’s victims, internationally-recognized hackers, and Kivimäki himself (now known as Aleksanteri Kivimäki), who is currently serving a prison sentence.
Most Wanted: Teen Hacker, a Max Original, premieres in the US and across Europe, Latin America, Australia, and Southeast Asia on Friday, September 5, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Channels. New episodes will drop weekly through September 26.
In the Name of Love (I kjærlighetens navn) (Norway)
Based on the real and untold story of series creator and director Bård Breien’s (The Art of Negative Thinking) unconventional childhood, this eight-episode half-hour comedy-drama series takes viewers on a journey through the past of two brothers who were raised by two very different parents. Opening in the 1990s, one of the brothers, Balder (Jonas Oftebro, Ragnarok, The Trip), and his wife (Ingrid Gaever, The Architect, Headhunters) welcome their entire family to their daughter’s baptism. Well, almost the entire family.
Balder’s father, Lars (Trond Espen Seim, The Legacy, Varg Veum), shows up uninvited, and the Bang family’s past — their fortune was built selling underground porn in conservative 1970s Norway — is brought to light. Back then, Balder’s mother, Anne-Lise (Maria Bonnevie, Another Round, Becoming Astrid), a discreet feminist and primary school teacher, did everything she could to keep the family’s business a secret, while wealthy porn businessman Lars saw eroticism as political rebellion against the morality police. Will Balder’s wife still love him when she finds out about the unsavory family secret?
Also starring Jonas Oftebro’s real-life brother, Jakob Oftebro (Agent Hamilton, Below the Surface), In the Name of Love, a Viaplay Original Series, premieres with two episodes on Monday, September 8, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels. New episodes will drop in pairs each week through September 29.
Love Is Blind: France (Pour le meilleur et à l’aveugle) (France)
Hosted by world champion judoka Teddy Riner and his wife, Luthna Plocus, this new local version of the global reality TV franchise recreates the “Love Is Blind” social experiment with thirty love-seeking French men and women (fifteen each) who take to the Pods to date and get engaged without meeting each other up close and personal first. As they move in together and plan their wedding, they’ll discover if their physical connection matches the strong emotional bond they developed in the Pods. When the wedding day arrives, the couple will either be pushed apart by real-world realities and external factors, or they will marry each other, the person they fell blindly in love with.
Love Is Blind: France, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, September 10, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Mussolini: Son of the Century (M: Il figlio del secolo) (Italy-France)
Based on the prize-winning novel M: Son of the Century by Antonio Scurati, this historical drama series chronicles Benito Mussolini’s (Luca Marinelli, The Eight Mountains, The Old Guard) ruthless early rise, from his founding of the Fasci Italiani in 1919, to the assassination of socialist politician Giacomo Matteotti (Gaetano Bruno, The Leopard, La Porta Rossa) in 1924 and his speech in Parliament on January 3, 1925.
Mussolini: Son of the Century premieres in the US on Wednesday, September 10, exclusively on Mubi and its digital channels, including Mubi on Prime Channels.
M: Son of the Century by Antonio Scurati
Diary of a Ditched Girl (Halva Malmö består av killar som dumpat mig) (Sweden)
Adapted from Amanda Romare’s novel Halva Malmö består av killar som dumpat mig, this drama series stars Carla Sehn (The Åre Murders, Love & Anarchy, Anxious People) as Amanda, a 31-year-old woman who, in her desperation to be loved, decides to try everything to make it happen. This makes for a summer of seriously intense dating for Amanda, who goes on dates with all kinds of guys she meets in bars and from swiping on dating apps — whether they’re in, out of, or below her league. Regardless of whether she’s submissive or dominating (depending on the guy), she’s still left abandoned and alone. Heck, she even has a hard time getting to second base, much less to a second date.
The same thing goes for Amanda’s friends, so together they try to find new dates for each other while debating the big questions: Why is it so hard to find love? How much can the world really require from a person? And how many times can you go out into the world with your heart on your sleeve, only to have it stepped on once again?
Costarring Moah Madsen (Vikings) , Dilan Apak (Toppen), Zahraa Aldoujaili (Alex), and Malou Marnfeldt (Thin Blue Line), amongst others, Diary of a Ditched Girl, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, September 11, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Mademoiselle Holmes: Season 1 (France)
Lola Dewaere (Astrid, Til Death Do Us Part) stars in this mystery series as Charlie Holmes, a shy, junior-level police officer who works in the complaints office and lives with her grandfather, Georges (Daniel Prévost, The Dinner Game), in an old, manor-type house in Nantes. Georges, a former detective, is the son of Sherlock Holmes, but Charlie doesn’t seem to have the same talent for solving crimes… until an accident changes everything.
Now uninhibited, bursting with energy, and living life to the fullest, Charlie has awakened the intelligence within and discovered an extraordinary sense of empathy, which combine to make her a brilliant, if not unpredictable, crime-solving cop. When she meets forensic pathology intern Samy Vatel (Tom Villa, Munch, Nina), they team up and he becomes her Watson. Sherlock would be so proud!
Mademoiselle Holmes: Season 1, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, September 12, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
Vanina (Vanina – Un vicequestore a Catania) (Italy)
Based on the “Vanina Guarrasi” mystery novels by Cristina Cassar Scalia, this crime drama series stars Giusy Buscemi (Don Matteo, Paradise) as Giovanna “Vanina” Guarrasi, an anti-mafia police officer in Palermo who pulls up stakes and relocates to Catania, where she leads the local homicide unit. Her move was prompted by two things: to avenge the mafia assassination of her father, Inspector Giovanni Guarrasi (Davide Dolores, Makari: Sicilian Mysteries), murdered when she was just a teen, and to forget her former relationship with Paolo Malfitano (Giorgio Marchesi, Hotel Portofino), an anti-mafia magistrate.
Costarring Claudio Castrogiovanni (Mafia Only Kills in Summer), Corrado Fortuna (Ripley), Orlando Cinque (Romanzo Criminale), and Dajana Roncione (Detective Montalbano), amongst others, Vanina premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 16, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
1670: Season 2 (Poland)
Following on from the first season of this satirical comedy, Jan Paweł (Bartlomiej Topa, Hold Tight) and his misguided family wreak chaos to prove that they have what it takes to take the top spot after a sudden death opens new possibilities.
1670: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, September 17, exclusively on Netflix.
Platonic: Blue Moon Hotel (Platonik) (Türkiye)
In this goofy comedy series, a suave stranger (Kerem Bürsin, Love Is in the Air) with a hidden agenda checks into the Blue Moon Hotel, resulting in chaos as raunchy romance ensnares the two unhinged sisters (Gupse Özay, Hot Sweet Sour, and Öykü Karayel, Ethos) who work there. Platonic: Blue Moon Hotel, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, September 18, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Sounds of Summer (Sommartider) (Sweden)
This feel-good drama tells the “nearly true” story behind one of the most successful Swedish bands ever: the legendary pop sensation Gyllene Tider, led by Per Gessle, who later became the co-founder of Roxette. The film follows the band’s rise to fame, beginning with the young Per Gessle’s (Waldemar Wahlbeck) passion and obsession for music, which leads him to bond with kindred spirits: musicians Mats “MP” Persson (Ville Löfgren), Micke Andersson (Phoenix Parnevik), Anders Herrlin (Lance Hedman Graaf), and Göran Fritzon (Kulas Xawier).
When the small-town teenagers start jamming together, their ambitions and dreams of pop stardom are ignited. But despite a sickly father having no time for Per’s grandiose dreams, and with constant jibes about his singing and getting a proper job, Per is even more determined to succeed and show them all he can achieve this dream.
Sounds of Summer premieres in the US on Thursday, September 18, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Billionaires’ Bunker (El refugio atómico) (Spain)
This drama thriller centers on a group of billionaires who lock themselves in a luxury bunker designed to endure any imaginable catastrophe, due to the threat of an unprecedented global conflict. Isolated in the Kimera Underground Park and with no possibility of escape, the place becomes claustrophobic for two families marked by a wound from the past. As they unleash their personalities on each other, their hitherto most unconfessable secrets are revealed. But the most unexpected alliances emerge, as well.
The cast of the eight-episode series includes Miren Ibarguren (Phenomena, Arde Madrid), Joaquín Furriel (The Bronze Garden, The Kingdom), Natalia Verbeke (The Women on the 6th Floor, The Other Side of the Bed), Carlos Santos (1992, The Chalk Line), Montse Guallar (Return to Las Sabinas, If I Hadn’t Met You), Pau Simón (Nudes), Alicia Falcó (Nacho, Gigantes), Agustina Bisio (Eva & Nicole), and Álex Villazán (The Girl in the Mirror, Caronte), amongst others.
Billionaires’ Bunker, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, September 19, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
She Said Maybe (Germany)
In this romantic comedy movie, Mavi (Beritan Balcı, Tatort: Vienna), who grew up in Hamburg, is elated when she receives a trip to Turkey as a gift from her boyfriend, Can (Sinan Güleç). Finally, she can get to know the country where her parents were born and dive into the metropolis of Istanbul! But Can’s plan to propose to her goes sideways, and Mavi ends up discovering that she is part of a family she never knew she had: an influential and super-rich business dynasty that already has plans for their newly-discovered heiress.
Now Mavi has to come to terms with the culture clash and her huge new family, led by a tradition-conscious grandmother. She must also find a balance between her old life in Hamburg and her new Turkish dream world, between her new family and her boyfriend — but intrigue and glamorous temptations put their relationship to the test.
She Said Maybe, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, September 19, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Family Cases (Les Pennac(s)) (France)
This crime dramedy limited series follows retired police captain Hannibal Pennac (Christian Rauth, Under Law and Grace, Mongeville) and his estranged daughter, Annabelle (Julie-Anne Roth, The Art of Crime, Call My Agent!), a police captain who’s now working in his old department in Montpellier (and hiding her dyslexia). He’s trying to make up for having been an absent father and grandfather; she’s not having it. But, as fate would have it, understaffing causes Hannibal, a reservist, to get involved in Annabelle’s investigations, and the two team up to solve crimes.
Costarring Marie-Sohna Condé (He Even Has Your Eyes), Alexia Chicot (Syndrome E), Valentin Pinette (The Art of Crime), Fejria Deliba (Murder in Saint Malo), and Matthieu Penchinat (Candice Renoir), amongst others, Family Cases premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 23, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Tatort: Münster: Season 2 (Germany)
This series in the “Tatort” crime drama franchise follows working class detective Frank Thiel (Axel Prahl, Eisland, Blame Game) and Professor Karl-Friedrich Boerne (Jan Josef Liefers, Arthur’s Law, The Tower), the upper-crust coroner, as they investigate quirky cases in the city of Münster, considered the cultural center of the Westphalia region of Germany. (Video is from Season 1)
Tatort: Münster: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 23, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Hotel Costiera (Italy)
Filmed in Italy, this English-language action comedy-drama series stars Jesse Williams (Grey’s Anatomy, Only Murders in the Building, Station 19) as Daniel De Luca, a half-Italian former U.S. Marine who returns to Italy, the land of his childhood, as a fixer in one of the world’s most luxurious hotels, located in Positano on the spectacular Amalfi coast.
In addition to dealing with the problems of the hotel’s wealthy guests, Daniel is also on the trail of Alice, one of the owner’s daughters, who disappeared a month earlier. He must do everything he can to bring her home, but facing those who kidnapped the girl will be more challenging than any problem Daniel has ever faced.
The international cast includes Maria Chiara Giannetta (Don Matteo), Jordan Alexandra (The Winter King), Antonio Gerardi (La Porta Rossa), Sam Haygarth (Bridgerton), Tommaso Ragno (Monterossi), Amanda Campana (Summertime), Pierpaolo Spollon (The Good Apprentice), Alejandra Onieva (High Seas), and Jean-Hugues Anglade (Braquo).
Hotel Costiera, an Amazon Original Series, premieres in the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal as a six-episode binge on Wednesday, September 24, exclusively on Prime Video. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
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The Art of Living with Niklas Ekstedt (Sweden)
In this six-part docuseries, celebrity chef Niklas Ekstedt goes on an international culinary adventure to unravel the secrets of longevity. He visits areas called “blue zones” across the globe, including those in Italy, Japan, Costa Rica, Greece, and the U.S., where the numbers of people who reach 100 years old are much higher compared to other areas, mainly due to dietary choices. After meeting locals and experts to discuss life, food, and aging, these encounters inspire Ekstedt to create new recipes that he cooks with the locals.
The Art of Living with Niklas Ekstedt premieres in the US on Thursday, September 25, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Ángela (Spain)
Based on the British drama Angela Black, this thriller limited series stars Verónica Sánchez (Sky Rojo, Morocco: Love in Times of War) as Ángela, a seemingly-happy woman with a picture-perfect family. But beneath this idyllic facade, Ángela endures a hellish life with her abusive husband, Gonzalo (Daniel Grao, Iron Reign, Holy Family), father of their two daughters. When she encounters Eduardo (Jaime Zatarain, See You in Another Life, Intimacy), a former high school classmate, his appearance in her life ignites a lost desire… and a deadly offer of escape. But things are not what they seem, and thanks to her best friend, Esther (Lucía Jiménez, When No One Sees Us), Ángela discovers that Edu is not who he says he is.
Ángela, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, September 26, exclusively on Netflix.
French Lover (France)
Omar Sy (Lupin, The Intouchables) and Sara Giraudeau (The Bureau, Everything Is Fine) star in this romantic comedy as Abel and Marion. He’s a star and sex symbol, a child prodigy who grew up in front of the cameras and seemingly has everything now — success, money, and the public’s love. Except he’s going through a rough patch. She’s far from the glitz and glamour; in the middle of a divorce, she’s juggling odd jobs to get by. When Abel and Marion meet, an emotional roller coaster begins, but will their unexpected love story survive the glare of the spotlight?
French Lover, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, September 26, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Graft: Season 1 (Kaosun Anatomisi) (Türkiye)
This crime thriller series follows Ozan (Aytaç Sasmaz, The Oath), an young idealistic doctor whose life takes a dramatic turn when his path unexpectedly crosses with that of Kenan (Erol Babaoglu, Midnight at the Pera Palace), one of Türkiye’s most powerful crime lords.
The Graft: Season 1, a Max Original, premieres in the US on Friday, September 26, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Channels.
House of Glass (Haus aus Glas) (Germany)
This drama miniseries revolves around the Schwarz family, whose four children gather at their parents’ home for the first time in a long time for the wedding of their youngest sister, Emily (Sarah Mahita, SOKO Stuttgart). But instead of a reveling in the family reunion and nuptials, her sisters Eva (Stefanie Reinsperger, How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)) and Leo (Morgane Ferru, Wilder), and brother Felix (Merlin Rose, The Empress), experience betrayal, alienation, thwarted intentions, and more. And for Emily, the mysterious disappearance of her husband, Chris (Aram Arami, A Regular Woman), re-triggers the trauma that she experienced as a child, while also reawakening the suffering felt by her siblings and parents, wealthy businessman and patriarch Richard (Götz Schubert, Wolfsland) and his underappreciated artist wife, Barbara (Juliane Köhler, Tatort: Cologne).
House of Glass, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, September 26, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and other Walter Presents partner channels.
Quiet In Class (Sweden)
Details to come. Quiet In Class, a Max Original, premieres in the US on Friday, September 26, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Channels.
POV: Porcelain War (US-Ukraine)
In this installment of POV, television’s longest-running showcase for independent nonfiction films, we follow three Ukrainian artists who, amidst the brutal Russian invasion, find creative inspiration and resilience as they defend their culture and their country. Choosing to stay behind, they are armed with their art, their cameras, and, for the first time in their lives, their guns. As the war intensifies, they document themselves to capture an idyllic past, an uncertain present, and a hopeful future.
POV: Porcelain War premieres in the US on Monday, September 29, at 10pm ET, on PBS (check your local listings), with streaming available on PBS.org and the PBS app.
Riviere-Perdue (France)
Adapted from the Spanish series La caza. Monteperdido, this six-episode mystery limited series sees Anna (Charlotte Lacoste, Murder in Meaux), a teenager who was kidnapped five years ago, miraculously reappear during a car accident. This prompts Captain Alix Berg (Barbara Cabrita, Pacific Criminal) and Commander Balthus (Jean-Michel Tinivelli, Alice Nevers) to team up with local gendarme Victor Ferrer (Nicolas Gob, The Art of Crime, A French Village) to solve the mystery, as well as to find Lucie, another young girl who was abducted at the same time as Anna but who has not reappeared.
Featuring an all-star supporting cast led by Bruno Debrandt (Spiral, The Traveller), Samir Boitard (Spiral, Blood Coast), Patrick Descamps (Tandem, A French Village), and Cyril Gueï (Agatha Christie’s Criminal Games, Haven Of Grace), Riviere-Perdue premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 30, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
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Velvet: Season 2 (Spain)
Set in and around the upscale Galerías Velvet department store in 1950s/1960s Spain, this hit period drama is sudsy and addictive, filled with romance, personal and business dramas, gorgeous period costumes, and Art Deco-inspired sets. In Season 2, when Alberto (Miguel Ángel Silvestre, The Envoys) returns to Madrid from his honeymoon with Cristina (Manuela Velasco, Liar), he is shocked to find that his brother-in-law, Enrique (Diego Martín, Elite), is now in control of Galerías Velvet. Velvet: Season 2, a Walter Presents title, has its US linear debut on Thursday, September 18, at 9pm ET, on PBS (check your local listings). (It is already available for streaming on PBS.org and the PBS app.)
The Lost Children (Les enfants perdus) (Belgium)
In this fantasy-horror thriller, a man and his four children arrive at a crumbling, secluded house in the forest, seemingly for a fun summer getaway. But the father seems emotionally checked out, and then vanishes without warning or explanation, leaving the siblings on their own, wondering where he’s gone. The house is a creaking, whispering labyrinth that shifts around the children as they search for answers. Time stretches. Space bends. Doors open to places they shouldn’t. The youngsters try to return home, but the surrounding forest is an endless loop in which a dark presence starts stalking them.
Starring Lohen Van Houtte (Attraction), Louis Litt Magis (Close), Iris Mirzabekiantz, and Liocha Mirzabekiantz, The Lost Children has its US linear debut on Saturday, September 27, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
Class Enemy (Razredni sovraznik) (Slovenia)
Set in a seemingly ordinary Slovenian high school, this drama revolves around a demanding new teacher and a group of students who blame him for a tragedy. Robert Zupan (Igor Samobor, The Lake Trilogy) has just started as a class/homeroom teacher and German teacher, but his cold demeanor, rigid discipline, and demeaning methods ignite what will become a firestorm of rebellion amongst the teens. When a female student commits suicide, her classmates, still reeling from this tragedy they barely understand, begin to direct their confusion, anger, and guilt toward Robert.
Featuring Natasa Barbara Gracner (The Lake Trilogy), Tjasa Zeleznik (Ja, Chef), and Masa Derganc (Feed Me with Your Words), amongst others, Class Enemy has its US linear debut on Sunday, September 28, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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Romanzo Criminale: Season 1 (Romanzo Criminale – La serie) (Italy)
Adapted from Giancarlo De Cataldo’s novel Romanzo Criminale, as well as the 2005 film of the same name, this gritty crime drama centers on the Banda della Magliana, a criminal gang that operated in Rome in the 1970s and ‘80s. The series follows three friends — the Lebanese (Francesco Montanari, Real Men, The Hunter), Freddo (Vinicio Marchioni, The Lions of Sicily, 1994), and Dandi (Alessandro Roja, Don’t Leave Me, 1992) — who led the gang.
Costarring Marco Bocci (Made in Italy), Daniela Virgilio (Lolita Lobosco), Edoardo Pesce (Christian), and Marco Giallini (Rocco Schiavone), amongst others, Romanzo Criminale: Season 1 returns to streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 2, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Romanzo Criminale by Giancarlo De Cataldo (English edition)
The Art of Crime: Season 7 (L’art du crime) — English dub (France)
This long-running, fan-favorite mystery series follows Police Detective Antoine Verlay (Nicolas Gob, A French Village) and renowned art historian Florence Chassagne (Éléonore Bernheim, Murder In…) as they investigate art-related crimes in Paris. (Video is subtitled, not dubbed.)
The English-dubbed version of The Art of Crime: Season 7 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 9, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
The Break: Season 2 (La trêve) (Belgium)
Set in 2018, three years after the events in Season 1, Season 2 of this mystery-crime thriller series finds Yoann Peeters (Yoann Blanc, Pandora, Helvetica, Station Horizon) has moved from Heiderfeld to Musso, another village in the Ardennes about thirty kilometers away. Here, he gets entangled in another disturbing murder case after his former psychiatrist, Jasmina Orban (Jasmina Douieb, Torpedo), asks him for help.
Jasmina wants Yoann to prove that her 27-year-old patient, Dany Bastin (Aurélien Caeyman, UFOs), who was recently released from prison, did not murder Astrid du Tilleul, a wealthy local woman found dead in her swimming pool. Even though Yoann isn’t a detective anymore, he dives in to get to the truth. But will he manage to discover the murderer without being consumed by the ghosts of his past?
Costarring Tom Audenaert (Rough Diamonds), Guillaume Kerbusch (Moloch), and Jean-Henri Compère (Ganglands), The Break: Season 2 returns to streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 9, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Max Anger – With One Eye Open (Sweden)
Based on the “Max Anger” novels by Martin Österdahl, this thriller series stars Adam Lundgren (Clark, The Restaurant, Blue Eyes) as Max Anger, a former Swedish special ops veteran who is thrust into a deadly mission in post-Cold War Russia.
Featuring Johan Rheborg (The Glass Dome), Malin Crépin (The Sandhamn Murders), Annika Hallin (The Breakthrough), and Linus Wahlgren (Crimes of Passion), amongst others, Max Anger – With One Eye Open begins streaming on Tuesday, September 9, on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels, in the US and Canada.
“Max Anger” novels by Martin Österdahl
Deadly Tropics: Season 2 (Tropiques criminels) — English dub (France)
This fun, female-driven police dramedy mystery series follows detectives Mélissa Sainte-Rose (Sonia Rolland, Murder in the Somme) and Gaëlle Crivelli (Béatrice de la Boulaye, The Returned) as they investigate crimes in sun-drenched Martinique. (Video is subtitled, not dubbed.)
The English-dubbed version of Deadly Tropics: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, September 23, 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): Family Cases (photo credit: Fabien Malot / FTV) courtesy of MHz Choice; Platonic: Blue Moon Hotel courtesy of Netflix | Bottom row (L-R): The Sunshine Murders courtesy of UPtv; French Lover (© 2024 Netflix, Inc.)
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