July brings 24 new Euro TV titles from 7 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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Abandoned (Abandonados) (Spain)
This docuseries centers on the story of three children, aged two, four and six, who were found abandoned at a train station in Barcelona in 1984. They couldn’t explain who they were, who their parents were, or why they were there. No one ever came forward to claim them. Ultimately, they were adopted by two educators from Barcelona, who raised them with love and provided them with stability. But forty years later, those children, now adults, want to find out who their parents are and why they were abandoned.
Abandoned, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Wednesday, July 1, exclusively on Hulu and Disney+.
Summer ’36 (L’Été 36) (France)
Set in Nice in August 1936, this new mystery series finds the vacationing bourgeoisie, accustomed to having the Côte d’Azur and its refined privileges all to themselves, being forced to spend their summer holiday with a new (lower) class of vacationers, who take advantage of the first paid holidays in France by spending theirs in this paradise. In this excitement, where two worlds rub shoulders without trying to understand each other, four women from different backgrounds soon find themselves involved in the murder of a powerful prosecutor at the very chic Riviera hotel.
The six-episode limited series stars Julie De Bona (Camilla Lackberg’s Erica, Women at War), Sofia Essaïdi (Women at War, Kepler(s)), Nolwenn Leroy (Broceliande, Captain Marleau), and Constance Gay (Mismatch, Unit 42).
Summer ’36, a Netflix Series, premieres globally (outside France) on Wednesday, July 1, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Home (Hemma) (Sweden)
Moa Gammel (Jordskott, The Åre Murders) stars in this award-winning drama feature as Lou, a super-bright woman who’s socially awkward to the point of being neurotic. Led to believe that her maternal grandparents have long been dead, she is shocked when she learns that her grandfather has just died and that her grandmother is still alive. This sets her off on a journey to a small village, where she gets to know her mischievous grandmother, Frida (Anita Wall, The Inner Circle, Scenes from a Marriage), a misplaced boy, Tom (Erik Lundqvist), and Henrik (Simon J. Berger, Detective Hole, Exit), who promptly falls head over heels in love with her.
Home premieres in the US on Thursday, July 2, on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Call Me Levi (Levi Strauss und der Stoff der Träume) (Germany)
Spanning the 1840s to the 1870s, this biopic/historical drama limited series follows the life of Levi Strauss (Vincent Redetzki, Kleo), the son of a Jewish peddler from Upper Franconia, who would go on to become one of the great pioneers of American history. To realize his dream, Levi travels to New York with his sister, Fanny (Amy Benkenstein, House of Promises), and meets Jacob Davis (Anton von Lucke, All Quiet on the Western Front), a tailor from Riga, on the ship. Jacob tells Levi about the California Gold Rush and the incredible opportunities to make his fortune there, prompting Levi to head to San Francisco. Here he encounters J. C. Eddy (Roland Koch, Tatort), a ruthless mobster whose reign of terror threatens Levi’s hopes of a new life. Despite this and other adverse conditions, and together with Jacob, he develops the blue jeans that will forever be linked to his name.
Call Me Levi, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, July 3, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
Cassandre: Season 7 (France)
This crime drama series follows Florence Cassandre (Gwendoline Hamon, Fatal Reunion, Perfect Murders), a devoted mother and skilled cop who left 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.
Cassandre: Season 7 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, July 7, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Nothing to Lose (Jusqu’au bout) (France)
This drama follows Jada (Nawell Madani, Thicker Than Water), a woman who has struggled for a long time and sacrificed everything to have a child with her partner, Paul (Guillaume Gouix, The Returned). Years after giving birth following an embryo donation, Jada, now a single mother, discovers that her son is suffering from leukemia. With his condition worsening by the day and his life in danger, he urgently needs a transplant if he is to survive. To find a donor and save her son’s life, Jada will stop at nothing, no matter the cost.
Costarring Nicolas Briançon (Spiral), Nothing to Lose, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, July 8, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours That Changed Spain (Miguel Ángel Blanco: Las 48 Horas que lo Cambiaron Todo) (Spain)
Marking the 29th anniversary of the death of Miguel Ángel Blanco, this documentary recalls the two days when millions of people across Spain, in a moment of solidarity and compassion, mobilized in the hope of preventing the murder of Miguel Ángel Blanco, a young man from Ermua in Basque Country. Basque society had finally lost its fear of ETA, but, ultimately, it was too late. The ETA assassinated the 29-year-old, a tragedy that has left a profound mark on the entire nation.
Featuring testimony from dozens of individuals, including former Prime Minister José María Aznar, María del Mar Blanco (the victim’s sister), and King Felipe VI, Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours That Changed Spain, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Friday, July 10, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Sunset Grove (Ehtoolehto) (Finland)
This half-hour crime-comedy series follows a trio of amateur sleuths at the Sunset Grove retirement home, who delve into the sudden death of a young chef. The sharp-witted 94-year-old Siiri (Leena Uotila, The Paradise) enlists her friend, Irma (Eeva Litmanen, King of Hearts), and unlikely ally Mika (Jarkko Niemi, Exit), to find out what really happened. In the process, she uncovers a hidden network of crime, drugs, and corruption run from within the home. As danger grows and Irma is silenced, Siiri risks everything to expose the truth.
Sunset Grove, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, July 10, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
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Gåsmamman: Season 6 (Sweden)
Alexandra Rapaport (The Sandhamn Murders) returns as Sonja, a suburban mom pulled into the criminal underworld to pay off her murdered husband’s debts, in the penultimate season of this crime thriller based on the Dutch series Penoza. (Video is from Season 4)
Gåsmamman: Season 6 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, July 14, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Amazon Channels.
The Activists (Aktivistit) (Finland)
This multilingual (Swedish, Finnish, Russian) historical drama/political thriller miniseries dramatizes the events leading up to the assassination of Russian Governor-General Nikolai Bobrikov in 1904, Finland’s first political assassination. Set against the turbulent backdrop of early 20th-century Finland, as the country dreams of independence from Tsarist Russia, the drama follows three intertwining stories of young revolutionaries caught in a whirlwind of violence, ideological fervor, and personal sacrifice.
Starring Oskar Pöysti (Idiomatic), Stella Laine (Yellow Sulphur Sky), Pelle Heikkilä (Helsinki Syndrome), Pekka Strang (Bäckström), Elias Westerberg (Reindeer Mafia), and Linda Manelius (Bullets), The Activists premieres in the US on Thursday, July 16, on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
23 000 Lives (23 000 Leben) (Germany)
Inspired by the true story of the NGO Jugend Rettet, this drama follows a group of young people who no longer want to stand by and watch as countless refugees die in the Mediterranean on their way to Europe. With no experience in sea rescue, they launch a crowdfunding campaign, buy an old fishing vessel, and go on to save the lives of more than 23,000 people. But what begins as a shared mission full of hope and determination soon puts their understanding of law and justice to a severe test.
The cast includes Louis Hofmann (Dark), Mala Emde (The Defeated), Katharina Stark (The Interpreter of Silence), Frederick Lau (Crooks), Maria Dragus (Banksters), Trevor Magaya (The Beautiful Game), Kathy Etoa (WaPo Berlin), and Saibon Wang (Suspicious Minds), amongst others.
23 000 Lives, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, July 17, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Desire (Deseo) (Mexico-Spain)
This erotic thriller centers on Lucero (Ludwika Paleta, Daughter from Another Mother, Operación Marea Negra), a successful lawyer with a seemingly perfect life. But when she gets swept up in an intense affair with her daughter’s young swimming coach, what begins as a forbidden desire soon turns into a threat to the fragile balance of her marriage and her career. As her world falls apart with tragic consequences, and the situation puts her love for her family to the test, Lucero discovers how far she is willing to go to protect her own.
Costarring José María Yazpik (Now and Then, Narcos: Mexico) and Óscar Casas (Jaguar, Headless Chickens), Desire, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, July 17, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Map of Longing (El mapa de los anhelos) (Spain)
Adapted from Spanish author Alice Kellen’s eponymous novel, this drama series tells the moving story of two sisters, a game, and a journey of self-discovery. Starring in the six-episode limited series are Alícia Falcó (Billionaires’ Bunker, Tell Me Softly), Pablo Álvarez (El Cid, Zeta), and Georgina Amorós (In Love All Over Again, Elite).
Greta (Alícia Falcó) is certain that she was put on this earth for the express purpose of donating her stem cells to her sister, Lucy (Georgina Amorós), to help save Lucy from the leukemia that has been slowly killing her. But Lucy succumbs to her cruel fate and dies, leaving Greta not only bereft, but also in an existential crisis. However, before Lucy passed away, she had created “the map of longing,” a game that challenges Greta to face her grief and discover her own path. Lucy also entrusted Will (Pablo Álvarez), an enigmatic young man with a haunting past, to bring the game to Greta.
So begins Greta’s journey to finding and loving herself, and more…
Costarring Laia Marull (The Innocence), Mario de la Rosa (Money Heist), and Ramón Barea (I Can’t Live Without You), amongst others, The Map of Longing, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, July 17, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Map of Longing by Alice Kellen
The Noble Detective: Season 1 (Von Fock) (Estonia)
Based on the “The Baron of Sagadi Mysteries” (original: “Sagadi paruni mõistatused”) historical crime novels by Ain Kütt, this 1820s-set mystery-crime drama series follows Paul von Fock (Priit Pius, Attack on Finland), the youngest of three brothers who, after inheriting Sagadi Manor, struggles to fit into his new role. However, his brilliance at managing the estate and his keen sense of justice quickly secure him the position of assessor at the local court. Expecting to only deal with incidents like pub brawls and border disputes, von Fock is wholly unprepared for what actually awaits him: murder mysteries, stolen fortunes, and other serious crimes. With the help of femme fatale Maria von Nottbeck (Aurora Ruffino, Medici), he grows into an unlikely but brilliant detective.
The Noble Detective: Season 1, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, July 17, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
Das Rätsel des Kreuzbuben by Ain Kütt (German Edition)
Simon Coleman: Season 2 (France)
Jean-Michel Tinivelli (Alice Nevers, Murder in Tahiti) stars in this crime dramedy series as Simon Coleman, an undercover cop who is forced to relocate from Paris to Aix-en-Provence to raise his three orphaned nieces and nephews after a family tragedy. Working alongside his partner, Chloé Becker (Flavie Péan, Plus belle la vie), Simon juggles complex criminal investigations with the responsibilities of being a “super-uncle” and learns to balance high-stakes action with the demands of daily life. Yet, beneath his humor and self-assurance, he must confront his own doubts, budding romantic feelings, and the challenges of raising children.
Simon Coleman: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, July 21, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Stucky (Italy)
Loosely based on the “Gli alianti” book series by Fulvio Ervas, this detective drama stars Giuseppe Battiston (Bread and Tulips, Moon Landing), who reprises his role as Stucky from The Prosecco Murders, a film based on the author’s novel, Finché c’è Prosecco c’è speranza.
Stucky, the chief police inspector at the police headquarters in Treviso in northern Italy, is like an Italian version of a favorite American detective, Columbo, complete with a rumpled trench coat and cigar. And as in the Columbo TV series, the crime and the culprit are revealed from the off in Stucky, too, leaving Stucky to employ his sharp instincts and dry wit to unearth hidden secrets, untangle strange and gnarly crimes, and nab the killer.
Costarring Barbora Bobulova (The King, Portobello), Diego Ribon (Imma Tataranni, Drops of God), and Alessio Praticò (The General’s Men, The Miracle), Stucky premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, July 21, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
“Gli alianti” novels by Fulvio Ervas (Italian edition)
Columbo: The Complete Series DVDs
Elite Force (GIGN) (France)
Tomer Sisley (Balthazar, Vortex) stars in this action drama as Sylvain Caron, a high-ranking officer within GIGN, France’s top-tier police unit. Instead of leaving the field as he’d planned, an unprecedented attack on his unit prompts him to lead a perilous mission that forces him to confront his past.
Costarring Guillaume Gouix (The Returned), Géraldine Pailhas (Bardot), Tristan Zanchi (The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon), and Thierry Neuvic (New Kid on the Beat), amongst others, Elite Force, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, July 22, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Kaulitz & Kaulitz: Season 3 (Germany)
This reality series follows Germany’s most popular twins, Bill and Tom Kaulitz, as they open the doors to their home and provide an exclusive look into their private lives, from family life and Tokio Hotel tours to parties and flings. In the new season, they share intimate moments, arguments, and scenes that go straight to the heart, but in addition to LA and Berlin, the place where they grew up also plays a role. (Video is from Season 1)
Kaulitz & Kaulitz: Season 3, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, July 23, exclusively on Netflix.
Strawberry Days (Jordgubbslandet) (Sweden)
This award-winning, coming-of-age film centers on Wojtek (Stanislaw Cywka, Cracow Monsters), a 15-year-old Polish boy who arrives in Sweden with his parents to work on a farm picking strawberries. But he encounters a dark underworld where foreign guest workers are exploited by indifferent Swedes. Forming a connection with the farmer’s daughter, Anneli (Nelly Axelsson), the teenagers start to secretly meet, believing that their young love will break down invisible barriers.
Strawberry Days premieres in the US on Thursday, July 23, on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
The Negotiator: Season 1 (Le négociateur) (France)
This comedic cop series revolves around Antoine Clerc (François-Xavier Demaison, The Disappearance), a former negotiator for the Search and Intervention Brigade of the French national police, who gets thrust back into action after he and his daughter are taken hostage during a bank heist. After handling the situation masterfully, the open and empathetic Antoine joins the RAID unit led by his polar opposite, the guarded and rigid Hélène Banier (Jeanne Bournaud, French Lover). Although Antoine is an exceptional negotiator, capable of resolving the thorniest crises at work, he is completely overwhelmed by his family life, with three marriages, three divorces, three daughters, and an overbearing father.
Costarring Michel Jonasz (He Even Has Your Eyes), Léonie Simaga (Brocéliande), and Elodie Frenck (The Wagner Method), amongst others, The Negotiator: Season 1, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, July 24, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
The Truthers (Los creyentes) (Spain)
This mystery thriller follows Ruth (Stéphanie Magnin, La Moderna), a 30-year-old woman who has been estranged from her family for some time. When she returns home after her mother dies under strange circumstances, she is reunited with her father, Martín (Jose Coronado, Wrong Side of the Tracks). Since he retired, he seems to have become a grumpy, aggressive man, obsessed with a sinister conspiracy theory. The relationship between the father and daughter is so tense, and his behavior so erratic, that Ruth begins to suspect Martín might be responsible for her mother’s death.
The Truthers, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, July 24, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Unclaimed: Season 4 (Les invisibles) (France)
This crime thriller follows a police task force that specializes in murder cases involving unidentified victims. Every investigation is a race against the clock for the atypical agents in the “Invisible” Brigade — team leader Darius (Guillaume Cramoisan, Murder in the Larzac), young and wealthy Duchesse (Déborah Krey, The Art of Crime), experienced cop Marijo (Nathalie Cerda, Spiral), and former boxer Ben (Quentin Faure, Mongeville) — to discover the victims’ identities and what happened to them.
Unclaimed: Season 4 Unclaimed: Season 3 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, July 28, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Home in You (Halva Halva) (Sweden)
This half-hour dramedy series centers on the Haddad family, who find themselves on the verge of eviction as gentrification pushes them out of their Stockholm suburb. As they scramble to find a new home during an idyllic Swedish summer, the family clashes with each other and with their surroundings. The immigrant parents from Lebanon strive to understand their more assimilated children, who grapple with the challenges of adolescence and dual identities. Amidst this turmoil, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, seeking not only a new home in Sweden but also a sense of belonging within their own family unit.
The series stars directors and co-head writers Alexander Abdallah (Paradis City, Snabba Cash) and Mustafa Al-Mashhadani (Thin Blue Line, Fallen), along with Isa Aouifia (Taelgia, Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter, Honour), Helen Al-Janabi (Beartown, Top Dog), Jenna Chaaraoui (JJ+E), and Matteus Gezer.
Home in You, a Viaplay Original Series, premieres in the US on Thursday, July 30, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Coastal Unit: Season 1 (À priori) (France)
In this crime comedy series set in the South of France, personalities clash when 27-year-old Iris Villeneuve (Lucia Passaniti, Sea Shadows), a newly-minted cop who graduated at the top of her class from the police academy, is partnered up with 54-year-old Victor (the late Bruno Salomone, Perfect Murders). She’s a stickler for the rules, he’s a loner cop with old-fashioned methods, and their first investigation together looks like an open-and-shut case. However, they discover a seeming traffic accident is actually a premeditated crime.
The ensemble cast includes Isabelle Candelier (Call My Agent!), Michaël Abiteboul (The Bureau), Kahina Carina (Alice Nevers), Syrus Shahidi (Ad Vitam), Jeaneta Domingos (Bellefond), Gabriel Caballero (Balthazar), Didier Constant (Forgotten Girls), and Florent Manaudou (Munch).
Coastal Unit: Season 1, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, July 31, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
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The Collapse (Enterrados) (Spain)
Set inside a remote mining operation, this survival thriller sees a routine work mission turn into a devastating nightmare when an unexpected structural failure seals a group of workers underground with no clear path out. What begins as a standard descent into the mine quickly shifts into chaos as the tunnels cave in and communication with the surface becomes unreliable. A small group of miners, joined by a few specialists brought in for the operation, suddenly find themselves trapped in an environment that is collapsing both physically and psychologically, with oxygen thinning, supplies limited, and rescue uncertain.
Starring Joaquín Furriel (Billionaires’ Bunker, The Bronze Garden, The Kingdom), Candela Peña (The Marked Woman, Rage, The Asunta Case), and Manuel Pizarro (Paraíso, The Accident, Durham County), amongst others, The Collapse has its US linear debut on Sunday, July 26, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (If you understand Spanish, the original version of the film, Enterrados, is available for streaming without English subtitles.)
Love in Paradise (Verliefd op Curaçao) (The Netherlands)
Set on the Caribbean island of Curaçao, this romantic comedy revolves around Merel (Isa Hoes, Celblok H, Baantjer) and Lars (Bennie, Sphinx). While preparing to get married, Lars is worried about leaving his mum, Merel, behind, thinking she’s spent too long being alone. His plan to remedy the situation: Give her a trip to paradise! Except his thoughtful gesture quickly turns complicated when Merel discovers the vacation is not simply a relaxing trip, but a retreat filled with singles searching for romance.
Love in Paradise has its US linear debut on Friday, July 31, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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Amer (Belgium-France)
This giallo film (a genre that often contains slasher, thriller, psychological horror, psychological thriller, sexploitation, and, occasionally, supernatural horror elements) centers on Ana. As a child, she was rebellious, but also tormented by images of death and an ominous figure in black. Now, an adult, she is once again tormented by shadowy, other-worldly forms.
Starring Marie Bos (Earwig), Charlotte Eugène Guibeaud (Le taxi de Sun City), and Cassandra Forêt as Ana at different ages, Amer begins streaming in the US and Canada on Wednesday, July 1, on Shudder, AMC+, and their digital channels, including Shudder on Prime Channels and AMC+ on Prime Channels.
Black Widows: Season 1 (Sweden)
This sharp, suspenseful, and dark-humored Scandi drama, a remake of the Finnish TV series Mustat lesket, follows three women bound by friendship and a deadly secret. Tired of their controlling, unbearable husbands, the trio makes a shocking pact: to kill them and finally reclaim their freedom. But what begins as a desperate bid for peace spirals into a dangerous game of lies, cover-ups, and unexpected consequences. As the women navigate the fallout of their actions, they’re forced to confront not only the law but their own morality, testing the limits of loyalty and trust.
Starring Cecilia Forss (The Åre Murders, Whiskey on the Rocks), Beate Bille (Department Q: The Absent One, Wallander), and Synnøve Macody Lund (Ragnarok, Acquitted), along with Kyrre Hellum (Wisting), Måns Nathanaelson (Beck), and Peter Stormare (Fargo), Black Widows: Season 1 begins streaming Thursday, July 2, on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels, followed by Season 2 on July 9.
Das Boot: Season 1 (Germany)
This TV series is the sequel to the 1981 Oscar®-nominated film Das Boot, itself an adaption of the best-selling novel of the same name by Lothar-Günther Buchheim. It opens in the fall of 1942, nine months after the ending of the film.
In occupied France, Nazi submarine U-612 is now ready for its maiden voyage, preparing to head into the increasingly brutal warfare with its young crewmen, including the new captain, Klaus Hoffmann (Rick Okon, Tatort). As the forty young men take on their first mission, they struggle with the cramped and claustrophobic conditions of life underwater. Their personalities are pushed to the limit as tensions rise and loyalties begin to shatter.
Meanwhile, at the port of La Rochelle, the world of Simone Strasser (Vicky Krieps, Monster) spirals out of control as she is engulfed in a dangerous liaison and forbidden love, torn between her loyalty for Germany and the Resistance, and causing her to question everything.
Costars include Robert Stadlober (Murder by the Lake), Leonard Scheicher (The Billion Dollar Code), Rainer Bock (The Calendar Killer), August Wittgenstein (Dark Woods), Tom Wlaschiha (Game of Thrones), Vincent Kartheiser (Mad Men), James D’Arcy (Red Election), Thierry Frémont (Captain Marleau), Lizzy Caplan (Masters of Sex), and Franz Dinda (Babylon Berlin).
Das Boot: Season 1 begins streaming in the US and Canada as an eight-episode binge on Tuesday, July 14, on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels. (Season 2 premieres in North America in August.)
Das Boot: The Boat by Lothar-Günther Buchheim
Das Boot – The Director’s Cut DVD (1981 film)
Das Boot – The Original Uncut Version DVD (1981 film)
Black Widows: Season 2 (Sweden)
In the final season of this Scandi drama, the authorities continue to investigate the deaths of the husbands of Rebecka (Cecilia Forss), Kira (Beate Bille), and Johanne (Synnøve Macody Lund). Things take an even murkier turn when the “grieving” widows witness a shooting at their summer house, kicking off a whole new web of entanglements, double-crosses, and affairs that threatens to ensnare them all. Black Widows: Season 2 begins streaming Thursday, July 9, on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Murder in… Dubbed Collection: Season 7 (France) — English Dub
More episodes from this popular mystery-crime drama series, each one set in a different, picturesque region of France, have been dubbed into English. The Murder In… Dubbed Collection: Season 7 begins streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, July 14, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
The Art of Crime: Season 8 (L’art du crime) (France) — English Dub
This fan-favorite mystery series follows police detective Antoine Verlay (Nicolas Gob, A French Village) and renowned art historian Florence Chassagne (Éléonore Bernheim, Murder In…). He’s a no-nonsense police commander who’s clueless about art; she’s an art history expert whose knowledge of paintings, sculptures, and artistic movements repeatedly proves essential to cracking cases. Together, they investigate art-related murders in Paris. The two feature-length episodes this season feature crimes related to the work of Italian Renaissance painter Raphael and French neoclassicist Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres.
The English-dubbed version of The Art of Crime: Season 8 begins streaming in the US and Canada on Tuesday, July 28, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
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