April brings the premieres of 31 new Euro TV series, seasons, and films from 11 countries to the US.
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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Eat Pray Bark (Germany)
In this comedy film, five eccentric dog owners seek help in dealing with their four-legged friends by attending an intensive course with legendary dog trainer Nodon (Rúrik Gíslason, IceGuys) in the Austrian Alps. The quirky group includes dog-hating politician Ursula (Alexandra Maria Lara, The King’s Man), who’s adopted the stubborn dog Brenda to polish up her image; naive Babs (Anna Herrmann, Money Murder Zurich) with her large, boisterous dog Torsten; bickering couple Ziggy (Doğa Gürer, The Old Fox) and Helmut (Devid Striesow, Where’s Wanda) with their spoiled Yorkshire Terrier Gaga; and aloof Hakan (Kerim Waller, Pagan Peak), who mistrusts his insecure Belgian Shepherd Roxy. With unconventional methods, Nodon tries to coach the overwhelmed humans, because it quickly becomes clear that they are the ones who need help, not their loyal four-legged companions.
Eat Pray Bark, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 1, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
It Takes a Village (Podlasie) (Poland)
This heartwarming comedy finds financial troubles putting the wedding of village darling Halina (Anna Seniuk, Europa Europa) and her beloved, Jan (Artur Barcis, Detective Forst), at risk. So, the close-knit local community rallies together, using clever plans and a bit of mischief to support Halina, turning everyday mishaps into shared adventures that prove solidarity, friendship, and humor are a small town’s greatest strengths. It Takes a Village, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 1, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Feel My Voice (Non abbiam bisogno di parole) (Italy)
Adapted from the French film La famille Bélier, this dramedy centers on teenager Eletta (Sarah Toscano), who, unlike her deaf-since-birth parents, can hear. Soon after Eletta discovers that she has an extraordinary voice, her singing teacher (Serena Rossi, The Children’s Train) encourages her to audition for a prestigious music school. But as Eletta’s dream begins to come true, it comes at a price: leaving behind her family, for whom she is the only voice.
Feel My Voice, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, April 3, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Gangs of Galicia: Season 2 (Clanes) (Spain)
Opening three years after the events in Season 1, Season 2 of this crime thriller finds Ana (Clara Lago, The Neighbor) and Daniel (Tamar Novas, High Seas), despite their efforts to leave the past behind, once again entangled in the world of drug trafficking, this time on opposing sides. While Daniel agrees to go out to sea one last time to help his father, Ana must return to Cambados and work with the Padíns’ rival clan, even though she knows this could mean the end of both the Padíns and her relationship with Daniel.
Gangs of Galicia: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, April 3, exclusively on Netflix.
High Tides: Season 3 (Knokke Off) (Belgium)
In the third and final season of this teen drama, Louise (Pommelien Thijs, “The Claus Family” films) returns to Knokke after spending several months in a psychiatric institution. She’s determined to regain control of her life, but once she’s home, she finds that nothing is as it was. Alex (Willem De Schryver, Assisen) and Daan (Eliyha Altena, Nemesis) are hiding secrets, and the once-powerful Vandael real estate empire is on shaky ground. Just as the pressure peaks, sworn enemy Anton Vermeer (Daan Schuurmans, Lord & Master) appears on the scene. Debts, secrets, and lies continue to pile up, and Louise, Daan, and Alex face a dilemma: Will they stay true to themselves, or become trapped in a web of intrigue?
High Tides: Season 3, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, April 3, exclusively on Netflix.
One Step from Heaven: Season 5 (Un passo dal cielo) (Italy)
This mystery series starring Enrico Ianniello (Inspector Ricciardi) returns with new episodes. One Step from Heaven: Season 5, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, April 3, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
The Cruise Doctor (Der Schiffsarzt) (Germany)
This drama follows Dr. Eric Leonhard (Moritz Otto, Tatort: Cologne), a surgeon and ER doctor who signs on as the physician on a cruise ship. The crew don’t suspect that the real reason he’s joined them is to conduct his own investigation into the disappearance of his pregnant wife, Sarah, who vanished without a trace several months ago. With the police investigation having yielded no results, and Eric convinced that Sarah and his child, who must’ve been born by now, are still alive, he is determined to find them. Seeing a photograph of Sarah at the bar of a cruise ship is what prompts him to sign on as the ship’s doctor. Once on board, though, Eric trusts no one, as any crew member could potentially be involved in the disappearance.
The Cruise Doctor premieres in the US and Canada as a six-episode binge on Monday, April 6, on Acorn TV and its digital channels, including Acorn TV on Prime Channels.
Marianne, One of a Kind!: Season 2 (France)
Marilou Berry (Ugly Melanie, Look at Me) stars in this mystery-crime drama series as Marianne Vauban, an investigating judge who is well-known for being outspoken and prone to unorthodox methods. Working alongside Captain Pastor (Alexandre Steiger, The French Dispatch, Irma Vep) and her loyal court clerk, Yves (Stéphane Pezerat, Murder In…, Everything Is Fine), Marianne must put her experience, wisdom, and empathy to good use as she investigates complex cases in sometimes outlandish circumstances.
Marianne, One of a Kind!: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 7, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Bandi (France)
In this drama, eleven siblings, aged 7 to 23, struggle to stay united in the face of adversity after the death of their mother, their pillar and guide. For some, drug trafficking seems to be the only way out, and this choice severely tests the strength of their family bonds.
Starring Djody Grimeau, Rodney Dijon, and Ambre Bozza, amongst others, Bandi, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, April 9, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Dangerous Truth (Das Zweite Attentat) (Germany)
Inspired by real events surrounding the faulty intelligence that helped justify the 2003 invasion of Iraq, this political thriller follows Alex Jaromin (Noah Saavedra, Naked), a photographer who’s spent most of his life hiding under a false identity in Athens as part of a witness protection program. Twenty years earlier, he survived a brutal attack that killed his father, a German army sniper, and his sister. When his mother suddenly dies, long-buried secrets begin to surface.
Alex learns that the attack on his family may not have been the work of Serbian extremists, as he was always told. Instead, his father may have been involved in a covert mission tied to a mysterious Iraqi informant known as “Curveball,” whose claims about weapons of mass destruction helped push the world toward war. Determined to uncover the truth, Alex follows a trail that leads from Athens to the corridors of power in Berlin, straight to a political scandal that powerful figures would rather keep buried. As he digs deeper, it becomes clear that exposing the truth could cost him his life.
Costarring Torben Liebrecht (Babylon Berlin), Dangerous Truth premieres in the US with two episodes on Thursday, April 9, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels. New episodes will drop in pairs each week through April 23.
Mademoiselle Holmes: Season 2 (France)
In the second season of this mystery series, Charlie Holmes’s (Lola Dewaere, Astrid) growing reputation brings her more dangerous cases, for which she must navigate increasingly complex investigations while reckoning with personal truths she can no longer ignore.
Costarring Tom Villa (Munch) and Daniel Prévost (The Dinner Game), Mademoiselle Holmes: Season 2, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada as a six-episode binge on Friday, April 10, exclusively on PBS Passport and the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
Turn of the Tide: Season 3 (Rabo de Peixe) (Portugal)
In the third and final season of this crime drama, Eduardo (José Condessa, Cacau) returns to Rabo de Peixe after three years in prison, shaken by economic and political interests that threaten to drive families out, put an end to fishing, and change the island forever. United by an unbreakable bond, Eduardo and friends Silvia (Helena Caldeira, Irreversible), Rafael (Rodrigo Tomás, O Clube), and Carlinhos (André Leitão, Broken Spies) decide to create the “Night Vigilantes,” a clandestine movement rooted in the community, operating in the shadows to give power back to those who have been silenced for far too long. But as the uprising gathers momentum, the line between resistance and violence becomes increasingly fragile: When justice is delivered at night, someone pays the price in broad daylight.
Turn of the Tide: Season 3, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, April 10, exclusively on Netflix.
Chantal: Season 3 (Belgium)
This crime comedy series follows Chantal Vantomme (Maaike Cafmeyer, The Twelve), who, with her daughter, Emma (Anna-Marie Missoul, Styx), begins a new life in the (fictitious) small town of Loveringem, aka the western end of Flanders, where Chantal is the rural police office’s new inspector. Although the townspeople are used to settling their differences themselves, crimes still happen, which she investigates with assistance from her cop sidekick, Rik (Dries Heyneman, Soil), despite interference from rival detective Johnny (Mathias Sercu, Under Fire).
Chantal: Season 3 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 14, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Crooks: Season 2 (Germany)
In the new season of this action-crime thriller, it’s been two years since their fateful heist. Now Charly (Frederick Lau, Rising High, 4 Blocks) and Joseph (Christoph F. Krutzler, Freud, Tatort: Vienna) are back in action as the elusive coin sparks new rivalries in Bangkok and Vienna.
Crooks: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Tuesday, April 14, exclusively on Netflix.
Reykjavik Fusion (Iceland)
Set in the culinary world, this new crime thriller series stars Ólafur Darri Ólafsson (Trapped, Severance, Somebody Somewhere) as Jónas, a talented chef working to rebuild his life after he was wrongly imprisoned. As society turns its back on the ex-convict, his last resort is to commit his first crime. By accepting dirty money to set up a fine-dining restaurant, Jónas is forced to run a money-laundering operation to pay it back — a situation that jeopardizes everything in his life, from his parole to the lives of himself and the people he loves.
The cast also includes Hera Hilmar (See), Lára Jóhanna Jónsdóttir (Black Sands), Unnur Birna Jónsdóttir Backman (The Lava Field), Iðunn Ösp Hlynsdóttir (Foundation), Guðjón Davíð Karlsson (Trapped), and Þröstur Leó Gunnarsson (The Cliff).
Reykjavik Fusion premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 14, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
The Law According to Lidia Poët: Season 3 (La legge di Lidia Poët) (Italy)
Opening in April 1887, the third and final season of this historical biopic/legal drama finds Lidia’s (Matilda De Angelis, Citadel: Diana, Rose Island) brother, Enrico (Pier Luigi Pasino, Petra), is now a member of Parliament. He’s managed to bring Lidia’s law to committee while she’s still secretly seeing prosecutor Pierluigi Fourneau (Gianmarco Saurino, Call My Agent – Italia), who’s been promoted and now works at the Court of Assizes. His big test to prove his worth is a murder case against a woman accused of killing her husband. The thing is, the defendant is Lidia’s best friend, Grazia Fontana (Liliana Bottone, Generation 56K), whose trial, centered on self-defense, will shake public opinion and their personal relationships.
If that wasn’t enough drama in Lidia’s life, journalist Jacopo Barberis (Eduardo Scarpetta, My Brilliant Friend) is back in Turin and decides to stay to cover what quickly becomes the most sensational and controversial trial of the time, in which Lidia and Fourneau find themselves on opposing sides. The question is: Will she continue to believe that Fourneau is the right man for her, or will she finally embrace the relationship with Jacopo she’s always denied herself?
The Law According to Lidia Poët: Season 3, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 15, exclusively on Netflix.
East of Sweden (Kääntöpiste) (Finland)
In this Nordic thriller, three men, each with secrets, share a cabin on a northbound night train through Finland. Undocumented African immigrant Francis (David Nzinga, Gåsmamman) and Jere (Samuli Vauramo, The American), who’s entangled in criminal activity, just want to reach their destination. But Aleksi (Andreas af Enehielm, Detective Maria Kallio), a troubled psychiatric patient, disrupts their journey, setting off a violent confrontation that ends in his accidental death. Faced with a harrowing choice, Francis and Jere cover up the incident, believing their paths will never cross again.
But fate has other plans. When they encounter Aleksi’s ex-wife, Vera (Laura Birn, The Crow), and her young daughter, loyalties and desires collide. Francis attempts to escape the country, while Jere, drawn to Vera, struggles with paranoia and guilt. As the web of lies tightens, each man must confront the consequences of his actions and the truth that cannot be buried.
East of Sweden premieres in the US on Thursday, April 16, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Alpha Males: Season 5 (Machos alfa) (Spain)
In the new season of this hit comedy, the Alpha Males run up against reality, from divorces and custody battles to camper vans and mortgages, plus the “Patriarchal Pact.” While Santi (Gorka Otxoa, A Private Affair) becomes more radical in his single life, Pedro (Fernando Gil, 30 Coins) finds himself swept up in a new romantic relationship, Luis (Fele Martínez, Zorro) endures the torture of a divorce process, and Raúl (Raúl Tejón, Boundless) gets lost in a spiral of deconstruction. On the other side of the disaster, Luz (Kira Miró, Heartless), Daniela (María Hervás, The Cook of Castamar), and Esther (Raquel Guerrero, Old Dog, New Tricks) sample the full menu: disastrous dates, foot-focused OnlyFans, and a retreat to “recover” femininity.
Alpha Males: Season 5, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, April 17, exclusively on Netflix.
Innate (Innato) (Spain)
This mystery thriller revolves around Sara (Elena Anaya, Past Lies), a psychologist whose perfect life with her family is disrupted by the release of her serial killer father, Felix Garay (Imanol Arias, The Best Heart Attack of My Life), from prison. But when there’s a spate of new murders, seemingly connected to Felix’s crimes of the past, Sara suspects that he isn’t the perpetrator this time, and wonders if it’s actually someone close to her who’s responsible. Innate premieres in the US on Friday, April 17, on Hulu.
Inspector Ricciardi: Season 3 (Il Commissario Ricciardi) (Italy)
In Season 3 of this 1930s-set fantasy-mystery series, as crime and corruption grow more dangerous in Naples, Police Commissioner Ricciardi (Lino Guanciale, La porta rossa) relies on his unique gift, that of being able to see the ghosts of people who have died violent deaths and hear their final thoughts, to uncover the hidden truths behind each case. Inspector Ricciardi: Season 3, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada as a four-episode binge on Friday, April 17, on PBS Passport and the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
Deadly Tropics: Season 6 (Tropiques criminels) (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.
Deadly Tropics: Season 6 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 21, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Trouble Mum (Mère indigne) (France)
This comedy series centers on Rachel (Anne-Elisabeth Blateau, Scènes de ménages), a 40-year-old woman who celebrates her divorce joyfully and very loudly. She got a comfortable alimony payment, the apartment with a terrace, and joint custody of 7-year-old daughter, Rosa (Violette Bost). But she quickly hits a wall when she discovers that her ex-husband, Yanis (Mounir Margoum, Alphonse), is now dating her lawyer. Annoyed and pathetic, Rachel gets it into her head to get him back by trying to pass herself off as a “super mum,” except all she gets are disastrous results.
Costarring Elodie Frenck (Agatha Christie’s Criminal Games) and Éva Darlan (Murder in Lérins Islands), Trouble Mum premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 21, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Between Us (Mellem os) (Denmark)
Set in a coastal Scandinavian town, this dramedy, told through four distinct perspectives, follows two couples as they navigate the subtle complexities of love, trust, and desire, showing how even the smallest choices can ripple through relationships with lasting consequences.
Starring series co-creator Nicolai Cleve Broch (Beforeigners, The Sandhamn Murders), Agnes Kittelsen (The Åre Murders, Exit), Lærke Winther (Dicte, Those Who Kill), and Johannes Nymark (Matadorerne, Hood), Between Us premieres in the US on Thursday, April 23, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
Flunked (Recalé) (France)
This comedy series follows Eddy (Alexandre Kominek, French Lover), a math genius and small-time crook who avoids jail by going undercover as a teacher. His mission: to identify the child of a major criminal.
Flunked, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, April 23, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Lolita Lobosco: Season 3 (Le indagini di Lolita Lobosco) (Italy)
Based on the “Le indagini di Lolita Lobosco” (“The Investigations of Lolita Lobosco”) detective novels by Gabriella Genisi, this police procedural follows Deputy Commissioner Lolita Lobosco (Luisa Ranieri, The Promised Life, Luisa Spagnoli), who returns to her home in the quintessentially Italian city of Bari after many years to lead the all-male police team. Lolita Lobosco: Season 3, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, April 24, on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
The Mountain Detective: Season 4 (Alex Hugo) (France)
Set against the breathtaking scenery of the mountains of the Hautes Alpes, Season 4 of this mystery-crime drama series finds former Marseille cop Alex Hugo (Samuel Le Bihan, They Were Ten) drawn into a series of violent and complex cases that test his skills and resilience. The Mountain Detective: Season 4, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada as a three-episode binge on Friday, April 24, on PBS Passport.
Naughty Business (Cochinas) (Spain)
Set in Valladolid, Spain, in 1998, this new comedy series follows Nines (Malena Alterio, En fin), a conservative-minded housewife who is forced to confront everything she thought she knew about herself when her husband lands in the hospital, leaving the family video store in her hands. After discovering that the business is bankrupt, she decides to specialize in the only genre that makes them money: porn. It’s a good thing she has the help of foul-mouthed video store employee Chon (Celia Morán) and die-hard film buff Agu (Álvaro Mel, The Lady’s Companion) to turn “Dorothy” into the city’s first adult video store, a place that will end up becoming the epicenter of an earthquake among the neighborhood’s residents. Sexual liberation is now unstoppable.
Naughty Business, an Amazon Spain Original Series, premieres globally on Friday, April 24, exclusively on Prime Video.
Master Crimes: Season 3 (France)
This crime drama series follows Louise Arbus (Muriel Robin, Captain Marleau, Call My Agent!), a brilliant but exasperating university psycho-criminology professor who gets called by the police to consult at various crime scenes. To help solve the cases, she’s created her own investigative team, which consists of a few of her students. In Season 3, Louise recruits two new trainees: the determined and headstrong Allyson Yang (Ayumi Roux, Captain Marleau), who puts Boris (Nordine Ganso, Jeune et golri) on edge and leaves Valentine (Thaïs Vauquières, Killer by the Lake) flustered, and the highly-sensitive and unconventional Mika Delaye (Mikaël Mittelstadt, Where It All Begins), who can hardly believe he was chosen.
Master Crimes: Season 3 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 28, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Simon Coleman (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. As the seasons unfold, family dynamics shift, threats intensify, and his past resurfaces.
Simon Coleman premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, April 28, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Je m’appelle Agneta (Sweden)
Eva Melander (Trouble, Codename: Annika, Rebecka Martinsson) stars in this feel-good comedy movie as Agneta, a 49-year-old woman whose children have flown the nest, whose traffic office job has become stagnant, and whose husband, Magnus (Björn Kjellman, Love & Anarchy), has found meaning in life in things besides her. Feeling invisible, Agneta leaves Sweden for an au pair job in France, except Einar, the boy she’s supposed to take care of, turns out to be an elderly eccentric demented gentleman (Claes Månsson, Blinded). Thus begins a messy, life-affirming friendship that turns everything Agneta thought she knew about life and herself upside down.
Je m’appelle Agneta, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, April 29, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Scarborn (Kos) (Poland)
Inspired by true events, this historical drama film opens in spring 1794, when General Tadeusz “Kos” Kościuszko (Jacek Braciak, Leave No Traces, The King of Warsaw), accompanied by his faithful friend and former slave, Domingo (Jason Mitchell, Straight Outta Compton, Mudbound), returns to Poland with plans to start an uprising against the Russians by mobilizing the Polish nobility and peasants. Following Kościuszko is Dunin (Robert Więckiewicz, 1983, Hound’s Hill), a ruthless Russian captain who wants to capture the general before he triggers a national rebellion.
Meanwhile, young peasant and noble bastard Ignac (Bartosz Bielenia, Corpus Christi, Prime Time) dreams of receiving his coat of arms and property from his father, Duchnowski (Andrzej Seweryn, The Mire), who includes his illegitimate son in his will just before his death. But when Duchnowski dies, Ignac must flee from his half-brother, Stanisław (Piotr Pacek, The Eastern Gate), who wants to prevent the execution of his father’s will. Ignac steals the will and has just two days to appear in court to prove his title of nobility. During his escape, Ignac meets Domingo and the two men form a strong bond of understanding, even though they don’t speak each other’s language. They end up at the manor house of the colonel’s wife, Maria (Agnieszka Grochowska, Hold Tight), where Kościuszko hides while waiting for negotiations with the magnates.
Kos is distrustful of Ignac and keeps him under arrest. Yet, at the decisive moment, the fate of the uprising will lie in the hands of Ignac, the inconspicuous noble bastard. When the moment of trial arrives, Ignac will have to choose: follow his dream of nobility or join Kos and fight with him for the highest stakes.
Scarborn premieres in the US on Thursday, April 30, exclusively on Viaplay on Prime Channels and other Viaplay partner channels.
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Wild Heart (Over De Grens) (Netherlands)
Set against the lush, scenic beauty of the Flemish countryside, this drama follows Laura (Nienke Plas, Treat Her Like a Lady), a devoted wife and mother whose marriage has drifted into routine. The excitement is gone, so she begins escaping into vivid fantasies. In an attempt to revive their relationship, she and her husband, Peter (Manuel Broekman, All In), decide to leave behind their familiar surroundings and start fresh in a charming, fixer-upper home in the countryside. But the arrival of charismatic local handyman Mathieu (Vincent Banic, Red Flag) stirs long-buried emotions in Laura…
Wild Heart has its US linear debut on Saturday, April 25, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
Men at Work 2 (Onze jongens in Miami) (Netherlands)
In this comedy sequel, charismatic stripper Jorrit (Jim Bakkum, Loving Bali), his best friend Bas (Martijn Fischer, Men from Mars), their friend Thijs (Juvat Westendorp, Happy Single), and new stripper and fellow construction worker Boris (Malik Mohammed, Single Bells) head for Miami to open a strip club.
Men at Work 2 has its US linear debut on Sunday, April 26, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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Sirāt (Spain-France)
Sergi López (Pan’s Labyrinth, With a Friend Like Harry…) stars in this psychological thriller as Luis, who goes with his son to a rave in the mountains of Morocco to find his daughter, Mar, who vanished months ago at one of these endless, sleepless parties. Hope is fading, but they push through and follow a group of ravers heading to one last party in the desert. As they venture deeper into the burning wilderness, the journey forces them to confront their own limits.
Sirāt begins streaming Monday, April 6, on Hulu.
Mystery in Paris (Mystère à Paris) (France)
Set in the late 1800s, this collection of seven telefilms features female lead characters and murders that occur at or near iconic sites in the City of Lights, including the Moulin Rouge, the Eiffel Tower, the Opera Garnier, Place Vendôme, the Louvre Museum, the Sorbonne, and the Élysée Palace.
Mystery in Paris begins streaming Tuesday, April 7, on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Un Professore: Season 1 (Italy) — English Dub
Based on the Spanish series Merlí, this drama stars Alessandro Gassmann (The Bastards of Pizzofalcone) as Dante Balestra, an unconventional philosophy professor who returns to Rome after many years. Dante teaches a class at the Leonardo Da Vinci high school, where he applies his nonconformist teaching method and establishes a special bond with his students. However, the way in which he behaves soon causes confusion, as the mixing of his private and professional lives complicates things. (Video is subtitled, not dubbed)
The ensemble cast includes Nicolas Maupas (The Sea Beyond), Damiano Gavino (Shake), Paolo Bessegato (Rocco Schiavone), Simone Casanica (Don Matteo), Pia Engleberth (Don’t Leave Me), Andrea Giannini (Detective Montalbano), and Claudia Pandolfi (Masantonio), amongst others.
The English-dubbed version of Un Professore: Season 1 begins streaming Tuesday, April 7, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Murder In… Dubbed Collection: Season 6 (France) — English Dub
This popular French anthology series returns with more murder mystery stories set in picturesque settings across France, including Alsace, Belle-Ile, Cotentin, Devil’s Bridge, Le Havre, Provins, Reunion Island, Saint Omer, the Auvergne Mountains, the Jura Mountains, the Land of the Cathars, the Maures Mountains, and the Tarentaise Valley. (Video is subtitled, not dubbed)
The English-dubbed version of Murder In… Dubbed Collection: Season 6 begins streaming Tuesday, April 21, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
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