November brings 36 new Euro TV titles from 13 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
Tatort: Lindholm: Season 3 (Germany)
In the new season of this cop drama, police inspector Charlotte Lindholm (Maria Furtwängler, Shades of Happiness, Gift) takes on three cases that take her from Göttingen back to Hanover, and which put her long-running partnership with Anaïs Schmitz (Florence Kasumba, Detective Hole, Deutschland 89) to the test.
In “Getting Back at the World,” the detective duo investigates the murder of a young student that may be linked to a serial sex offender targeting women in the city. Then they delve into the case of a van plowing into a crowd in Göttingen in “Deadly Aim.” Closing the new season is the episode “The Last Harvest,” in which Lindholm is back with the state police in Hanover, where she investigates the death-by-decapitation of a Romanian farm worker.
Tatort: Lindholm: Season 3 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, November 3, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Video.
Anaesthesia (Znieczulenie) (Poland)
In this drama, a talented doctor (Leszek Lichota, High Water, Hold Tight) swaps a prestigious clinic for a local hospital as he tries to get his life back on track after a bold but unsuccessful surgery.
Anaesthesia, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 4, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Ninho: Fame Ain’t Worth It (Ninho : Le prix à payer) (France)
This documentary centers on Ninho, who, in 2025, was France’s biggest rap star. But after a decade of hits and sacrifice, he considers walking away. This film explores that choice.
Ninho: Fame Ain’t Worth It, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 4, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Campus Drivers (France)
This romantic drama follows Lois (Carmen Kassovitz, Stalk, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon), a freshman, and Lane (Baptiste Masseline, Mismatch, Voltaire High), the creator of Campus Drivers, the hottest app on campus. Lois is at uni with Max, her lifelong love; Lane is infamous for his inability to commit. Their paths cross one night when a heartbroken Lois shows up on Lane’s doorstep, leading to an unexpected cohabitation, a collision of two worlds, and an attraction that’s impossible to ignore.
Based on the internationally best-selling “Campus Drivers” novels by C. S. Quill, Campus Drivers, a Prime Video Original Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 6, exclusively on Prime Video. (You can add it to your watchlist now.)
“Campus Drivers” books by C. S. Quill
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Melania Rea (Italy)
This true-crime drama limited series is about one of Italy’s most infamous femicide cases: the murder of 28-year-old Carmela “Melania” Rea. On April 18, 2011, Melania (Maria Esposito, The Sea Beyond) was reported missing by her husband, Army corporal Salvatore Parolisi (Daniele Rienzo, The Bastards of Pizzofalcone). Two days later, she was found dead, her body covered in 35 stab wounds. As the police investigate, they uncover inconsistencies, secrets, and lies, all while the case becomes headline news across the country.
Melania Rea, an HBO Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 6, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Video.
Single Bells: Season 1 (Belgium)
This romantic comedy-drama series centers on Mina (Julie Van den Steen, Control), a perpetually-single woman who goes on a flurry of first dates (arranged by her family, no less) to avoid being alone (again) on Christmas Eve. One secret admirer catches her attention with his thoughtful gifts. However, as her family battles their own issues in the lead-up to Christmas, Mina wonders if she will ever find “the one.”
Single Bells, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, November 6, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
Unprotected: Murder in Galicia (Desprotexida: El crimen de Pazos) (Spain)
This true-crime documentary tells the story of Isabel Fuentes, the victim of alleged burglars who left her on the brink of death in her own home in Pazos, a suburb of Verín in Ourense, Galicia, Spain, in April 2015. From the start, the Guardia Civil sergeant in charge of the case suspected that the account of what had happened didn’t add up and tried to protect Isabel from further attack. But thirty-seven days later, Isabel was murdered in the hospital room where she was recovering.
Featuring testimonies from investigators, doctors, family members, neighbors, and journalists, the film seeks to understand how this could have happened and why the system failed to protect her. Unprotected: Murder in Galicia, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Friday, November 6, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Good Lawyer (Un bon avocat) (France)
Laurent Lafitte (Class Act, The Count of Monte Cristo) stars in this drama as Léonard Landry, a flamboyant criminal defense lawyer who overdoses in the middle of the courtroom. After a stint in rehab, he has just one week to save his career and prepare for his own trial, assisted (much against his will) by a tenacious intern, Noé (Anthony Bajon, Maldoror, Reign Supreme). So begins a frantic race, filled with legal maneuvering, temptations, and unexpected twists.
Costarring Mélanie Laurent (The Hunt) and Carole Bouquet (La Maison), The Good Lawyer, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Monday, November 9, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Das Boot: Season 3 (Germany)
Premiering for the first time in the US, the third season of this internationally-renowned drama series follows on from the events in the first two and tracks three storylines: It is spring 1943 when Robert Ehrenberg (Franz Dinda, Babylon Berlin, Tatort: Munich) sails out once again on an impossible mission with a very young and inexperienced commanding officer and crew. Hunted by the revengeful British Commander Swinburne (Ray Stevenson, Ahsoka, Vikings), it is imperative that the crew of U-949 have more than one ace up their collective sleeve to defy death.
Meanwhile, Hagen Forster (Tom Wlaschiha, Game of Thrones, Stranger Things) has been assigned a mission in Lisbon, during which he meets Klaus Hoffmann (Rick Okon, Love Sucks, X Company). The latter is unofficially helping the US Navy to establish a connection to the Reich’s Navy via his father, Wilhelm Hoffmann (Ernst Stötzner, Babylon Berlin, Tatort: Harbor Crimes), to end this War. And in Kiel, Wilhelm’s daughter, Hannie (Luise Wolfram, Tatort, Charité), is stuck in a loveless marriage, the boundaries of her status, and a dangerous regime, and ends up playing with fire.
Das Boot: Season 3 premieres in the US only on Tuesday, November 10, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Video.
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)
Icebreaker (Jään vangit) (Finland)
Jessica Grabowsky (Thicker Than Water, Shadow Lines, Top Dog) stars in this Arctic noir mystery-crime thriller as Coast Guard officer Sanna Tanner, a leader of a rescue mission for a Finnish icebreaker trapped in the northernmost part the Baltic Sea during a winter storm. What she and the rescue team find after boarding it are a group of survivors and something gruesome: a frozen body tied to an air vent. Another death follows, except it’s that of a rescue team member, which leaves Sanna Tanner leading the mission on her own. While waiting out the storm, she tries to find out what happened on this special-purpose ship by questioning the crew, but they are reticent, as if hiding something.
Then things get downright eerie. Over the next six days (during the week of the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year), crew members start acting strangely. They also start disappearing, one by one. It seems like an old folktale about spirits lost at sea has come to life, and said spirits have returned to seek vengeance. Sanna must solve this seemingly supernatural mystery quickly… lest she become the next victim.
Costars in the six-episode series include Mikko Leppilampi (Freezing Embrace), Eero Milonoff (Port Poison – Santeri’s Deal), Roderick Kabanga (Dance Brothers), Seidi Haarla (Port Poison – Santeri’s Deal), and Riitta Havukainen (The Paradise), amongst others.
Icebreaker premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, November 10, exclusively on MHz Choice (add it to your watchlist here) and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Video (add it to your watchlist here).
ChiaroScuro (Italy)
Reminiscent of the French TV series The Art of Crime, this Rome-set mystery-crime drama opens with the discovery of the dead body of the National Gallery’s director, murdered and laid out on the floor like the corpse depicted by Italian Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi in a famous painting. Investigating the creepy crime are Inspector Angelo Tiberi (Andrea Lattanzi, The Turning Point, Summertime) and art consultant Cosmo Speranza (Pierpaolo Spollon, La Porta Rossa, The Good Apprentice).
Angelo, a straightforward and authentic working class guy, surrounded by friends and family, couldn’t be more different from the sophisticated Cosmo, who is lonely and inconsistent. But this homicide case forces them to cooperate. And as this murder will be just the first in a series, they will discover that their differences actually make their partnership effective.
Costarring Aurora Giovinazzo (My Family, Nuovo Olimpo) and Romana Maggiora Vergano (Portobello, Christian), ChiaroScuro, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 11, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Christmas Switch (Bara till jul) (Sweden)
In this romantic comedy, Mathilda (Felice Jankell, Agent Hamilton, Snabba Cash) and Freddie Stjärne (Happy Jankell, Delete Me, Jordskott) are sisters with wildly different personalities. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, they swap lives and, in their new environments, are forced to confront their life choices and find love where they least expect it
The Christmas Switch, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Thursday, November 12, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Empress: Season 3 (Germany)
The third and final season of this historical drama finds Emperor Franz (Philip Froissant, The Last Settlement, Black Island) a traumatized man after he returns from the devastating Sardinian War. The guilt of having lost thousands of young men on the battlefield weighs heavily on him. Empress Elisabeth (Devrim Lingnau Islamoğlu, Allmen, Under Suspicion) tries to stand by him, fighting passionately for her marriage while at the same time advocating for what would now be right for the empire, but in vain. While Franz’s infidelity further shakes their marriage, resistance at court and her own health force Elisabeth to leave Vienna for a distant island to recover.
By chance, the Empress meets Count Andrássy (Dejan Bućin, Hijack, Baptiste), the leader of the Hungarian revolution, on her journey. Their encounter is immediately marked by strong intellectual and physical attraction. Almost simultaneously, Franz’s brother, Maximilian (Johannes Nussbaum, Shades of Guilt, Tatort), sets off on a great adventure with his wife, Marie (Josephine Thiesen, The Trap, Two Sides of the Abyss), as he is to ascend the imperial throne in far-off Mexico. In the end, Elisabeth must decide: follow her heart unconditionally, or be a sincere empress to her people.
The Empress: Season 3, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, November 12, exclusively on Netflix.
Ethos: Season 2 (Bir Baskadir) (Türkiye)
Set in Istanbul, this series follows the diverse lives that brush past each other in the city’s everyday flow. Unknowingly shaping one another, their paths intersect in the therapy room. Ethos: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, November 12, exclusively on Netflix.
Clangold (Germany)
This true-crime docuseries explores one of the most high-profile heists in modern European history: the theft of the 100-kilogram (220-pound) solid gold “Big Maple Leaf” coin, and the elaborate investigation that followed. In March 2017, thieves used a ladder to break through a second-story window of the Bode Museum in Berlin, used a wheelbarrow to haul away the massive gold coin, valued at over $4 million, and escaped via nearby railway tracks. The investigation led police to Berlin’s notorious clan-controlled underworld, networks of organized crime families that operate in the city.
Clangold, an HBO Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 13, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Video.
Maniacs of the Truth (Az igazság mániákusai) (Hungary)
This program, HBO’s first Hungarian Original true-crime docuseries, brings together veteran police detectives to revisit some of the country’s most notorious criminal cases, focusing on major investigations from the turbulent final years of state socialism in Hungary through the post-1989 political transition. These include the high-profile 1991 kidnapping of 18-year-old Helga Farkas and the string of murders connected to hitman Magda Marinko during the 1990s, both of which deeply shaped Hungary’s collective memory during a period of rapid social change and rising organized crime. The series also explores the psychological toll on investigators, from how the truth is established, to what lingers after a case is officially closed, to how unresolved cases haunt the detectives who worked them.
Maniacs of the Truth, an HBO Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 13, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Video.
Murder in Galicia (El crimen de Pazos) (Spain)
A week after the premiere of the documentary Unprotected: Murder in Galicia comes this dramatization of the true-crime story. With the Galician town of Pazos beset by a wave of home burglaries, the alarm bells start ringing when Irene, one of the residents, suffers a brutal attack in her own home, the victim of an apparent robbery. As she fights for her life in the hospital, Elías (Tristán Ulloa, A Widow’s Game, Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine), a sergeant in the Civil Guard, is convinced that Irene’s husband, Aniceto (Miguel Borines, The Asunta Case, Unauthorized Living), is the perpetrator. But Elías faces a system that he perceives as being unwilling to heed his warnings or to protect the victim. With no one listening to his evidence, Aniceto remains at large and Irene’s life hangs in the balance.
Murder in Galicia, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Friday, November 13, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Murder in Sweden: Season 5 (Maria Wern) (Sweden)
Eva Röse (Heder, Real Humans) is back as Maria Wern in another season of this popular Nordic noir crime drama set on the picturesque Swedish island of Gotland, where Maria juggles being a good mother and a good detective while solving heinous crimes. Costarring Jerka Johansson (Bonus Family, STHLM Blackout) as Maria’s work and life partner, Sebastian, Murder in Sweden: Season 5, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada as an 8-episode binge on Friday, November 13, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and PBS Passport.
Silent Night (Wśród nocnej ciszy) (Poland)
This true-crime drama miniseries follows a young police detective and a grieving mother as they risk everything to uncover the truth about what’s become known as the Połaniec Massacre. On Christmas Eve 1976, a pregnant woman, her husband, and her younger brother were brutally killed while heading to Midnight Mass. Although the murders were committed in front of thirty witnesses on a passenger bus, the local community put up a wall of silence, which led authorities to initially conclude that the deaths were a tragic traffic accident.
Starring Jędrzej Hycnar (1670, Justice) and Magdalena Biegańska (Heweliusz, The Mire), Silent Night, an HBO Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 13, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Video.
Böwe & König (Polizeiruf 110) (Germany)
In this follow-up series to the Rostock-set detective drama Bukow & König, Katrin König (Anneke Kim Sarnau) is without a partner following Alexander Bukow’s departure, so she investigates two deaths in a family home on her own. Details regarding a suspect brings detective Melly Böwe (Lina Beckmann, Tatort) from Bochum to Rostock. With Böwe and König partnering up and leading the team, colleagues Röder (Uwe Preuss, Babylon Berlin), Thiesler (Josef Heynert, Inspector Dupin), and Pöschel (Andreas Guenther, Tatort) will have to adjust to having two women in charge. Böwe & König premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, November 17, exclusively on MHz Choice (add it to your watchlist here) and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Gåsmamman: Season 8 (Sweden)
The eighth and final season of this crime thriller picks up where Season 7, the first part of this two-part epilogue, left off. With the Ek family in a dangerous spiral of debt, and blood money seemingly the only way out, Sonja (Alexandra Rapaport, The Sandhamn Murders), Nina (Clara Christiansson Drake, The Dark Heart), Linus (Edvin Ryding, Young Royals), and Gustav (Joel Lützow, The Playlist) are forced into uneasy alliances with dark and unpredictable forces. As loyalties shift and long-held grudges resurface, the family must decide whether saving themselves also means saving what remains of their fractured family.
Gåsmamman: Season 8 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, November 17, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Gentle Monster (Austria)
Léa Seydoux (No Time to Die, Spectre) stars in this thriller as Lucy, a concert pianist who has just relocated her family to a country house in the hope of easing her husband, Philip’s (Laurence Rupp, Barbarians, Unfamiliar), severe burnout. Before they have a chance to set up their new home, an early morning police visit tears their lives apart. Caught between the man she loves and the fear that he may have committed an unspeakable crime, Lucy must protect her son and confront how little she knows about her husband.
Costarring Jella Haase (Kleo, The Team) and Catherine Deneuve (Belle de Jour, 8 Women), Gentle Monster, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 18, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Law of Beasts (Prawo bestii) (Poland)
Inspired by actual events, this drama follows two women after the murder of four boys in 1988. Major Anna Bersz (Agnieszka Grochowska, The Doll, Hold Tight) leads the investigation, while her friend, psychiatrist Agnieszka Grabska (Agnieszka Żulewska, The Mire, High Water), is tasked with assessing the sanity of the suspect, Mariusz Trynkiewicz (Michał Pawlik, Heweliusz, The Mire). Under pressure from time and a system that leaves no room for doubt, the two women make a decision that ends their friendship and shapes the rest of their lives.
In 2014, the convict’s sentence comes to an end. Anna, now a government official, and Agnieszka, a renowned psychiatric expert, must once again confront the case that drove them apart, and grapple anew with the question: How can society be protected without compromising the principles of the rule of law? The Law of Beasts, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Wednesday, November 18, exclusively on Netflix.
Vienna Game (Austria, Germany)
A satire of European diplomacy, this period dramedy follows the kings and crown princes, ministers and spies, noblewomen and mistresses, adventurers and inventors, and artists and concubines who gather to celebrate and negotiate at the Congress of Vienna in 1814 after the downfall of Napoleon Bonaparte. While he’s in exile on Elba, delegations from England, Russia, Austria, Prussia, and France steer the Congress as formidable women exert their influence to guide the peace talks in the desired direction. With the fate of Europe being decided on the dance floor and in the boudoir, the seven-month-long party is a political game of fortune, money, love, and power.
The miniseries stars Marlene Tanczik (Paradise), Daniel Donskoy (St. Maik), Alexander Scheer (House of Promises), Vladimir Burlakov (Kleo), Trystan Pütter (Babylon Berlin), Martin Greis-Rosenthal (Another Round), Louis-Do de Lencquesaing (Spiral), Axel Milberg (Tatort: Borowski), Roxane Duran (Marie Antoinette), Emma Nova (Tatort: Cologne), and Ben Miles (The Capture), amongst others.
Vienna Game, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Wednesday, November 18, exclusively on Hulu, with the series launching globally on the same date on Disney+.
The Heir – A Family Chronicle (De Stamhouder) (The Netherlands)
This dual-timeline, biopic-historical drama centers on Alexander Münninghoff (Matthijs van de Sande Bakhuyzen, The Perfect Lie, The Schouwendam 12), a journalist who is forced to confront his family’s past after falling in love with the free-spirited Ellen (Sallie Harmsen, Until I Kill You, Devils). He discovers that his estranged father had served in the SS and uncovers disturbing details that start in prewar Europe and go through the aftermath of World War II, revealing painful choices whose consequences shaped the family across generations.
Based on the memoir The Son and Heir by Alexander Münninghoff, and costarring Gijs Scholten van Aschat (Sleepers) and Marcel Hensema (The Anonymous), The Heir – A Family Chronicle, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada on Friday, November 20, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel.
The Son and Heir by Alexander Münninghoff
Perfect Liars (Perfectos mentirosos) (Spain)
Set at the exclusive Tagus University, this thriller follows Jude Derry (Irene Balmes, The Messiah), who arrives at this elite school with a hidden mission: to infiltrate the circle of the Cash brothers and uncover the truth about her brother’s death. The fraternal trio of the charismatic and calculating firstborn Aegan (Gleb Abrosimov, Elite), the enigmatic and mysterious middle brother, Adrik (Pau Simon, Billionaires’ Bunker), and the rebellious and unpredictable youngest brother, Aleixandre (Pablo Scapigliati, With That Same Look), dominate Tagus.
What begins as personal revenge transforms into a dangerous triangle of seduction, forbidden attraction, and lies when Jude becomes entangled in the complex family dynamics of the Cashes. With each clue she uncovers, she draws closer to a truth that could not only destroy the powerful family, but also reveal secrets that perhaps she herself is not prepared to face.
Based on the internationally best-selling “Perfect Liars” books by Alex Mírez, Perfect Liars, a Prime Video Original Movie, premieres globally on Friday, November 20, exclusively on Prime Video.
Perfect Liars Book 1: Lies and Secrets by Alex Mírez
Perfect Liars Book 2: Dangers and Truths by Alex Mírez
Tatort: Harbor Crimes: Season 2 (Germany)
This cop drama follows detectives Linda Selb (Luise Wolfram, Das Boot, Charité) and Liv Moormann (Jasna Fritzi Bauer, Dogs of Berlin, Blochin) as they track down criminals in the gritty port city of Bremen. The second season’s four episodes find the detective duo investigating the death of a woman after she and her two friends get lost in the woods; the murder of a man shot in his room on Christmas Day; the discovery of a dead body that washes up on the banks of the Weser River; and the death of a law student near a nightclub.
Tatort: Harbor Crimes: Season 2 premieres in the US and Canada on Tuesday, November 24, exclusively on MHz Choice and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Channels.
Always on Call (Legevakta) (Norway)
This medical drama follows the staff of a hospital emergency room. Despite being short-staffed and having little time, perhaps too much coffee, and a waiting room full of demanding patients, the team of exhausted but resilient doctors and nurses are ready to help. Sofia (Sara Khorami, Post Mortem: No One Dies in Skarnes, Witch Hunt), a surgeon with more talent than patience, is sent into this chaotic environment (the last place she wants to be) to save her career. Here, she encounters disorder, resistance, and something she never expected: warmth, community, and love. Suddenly, she faces a choice: continue alone on her path to the top, or become part of something greater.
The cast includes Thorbjørn Harr (Vikings), Jan Gunnar Røise (Pernille), Silje Storstein (My First Love), Alfred Ekker Strande (For Life), Oddgeir Thune (Home for Christmas), Nader Khademi (Detective Hole), Ola G. Furuseth (Mammon), Tora Dietrichson (Furia), John Emil Jørgensrud (Twin), Zoe Mæland Rodgers (The Worst Person in the World), and Mohammed Aden Ali (Ida Takes Charge).
Always on Call, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, November 26, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Toos: The Van der Valk Kidnapping (Toos: De van der valk ontvoering) (The Netherlands)
This true-crime drama limited series centers on one of the most high-profile kidnappings in Dutch history: that of Toos van der Valk, matriarch of the Van der Valk family, who run the largest hotel empire in the Netherlands. The abduction of Toos (Lies Visschedijk, Nemesis) on November 26, 1982, was the beginning of a twenty-day period during which the Van der Valk family finds themselves in total despair. As her husband, Gerrit (Frank Lammers, Ferry: The Series), and the children search frantically for their wife, mother, and grandmother, police officer Cor Mulder (Juda Goslinga, Undercover) moves into Hotel Nuland, where the family is staying throughout the crisis.
Posing as a cousin, Cor attempts to track down the kidnappers while simultaneously trying to hold the family together, one that is beginning to buckle under the immense pressure. Meanwhile, Toos must do everything in her power to survive. Her kidnapping grips the entire nation. While the press follow every detail closely, the government fears that paying the ransom could set a dangerous precedent, and the kidnappers’ demands become increasingly impossible with each passing day, as a nerve-wracking, twenty-day race to rescue Toos ensues.
Toos: The Van der Valk Kidnapping, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, November 26, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Art of Deception (Sztuka podstępu) (Poland)
This true-crime docuseries delves into the story of Joanna Segelström, an influential art dealer accused of orchestrating one of the largest Ponzi schemes involving the art trade in Europe.
The Art of Deception, an HBO Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 27, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Video.
The Child (El niño) (Spain)
Inspired by real events, this drama centers on Mariaje (Belén Cuesta, Money Heist, Rotten Legacy) and Nicasio (Karra Elejalde, The Gentleman, What Lucia Saw), the mother and grandfather of one of the children who died in a gas explosion in a town in the Basque Country in October 1980. The tragedy shocked the local community and the whole of Spain, changing their lives forever. On a journey marked by unexpected emotions, Mariaje and Nicasio search for, and find, their own unique way to overcome their loss.
Based on the novel by Fernando Aramburu, The Child, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, November 27, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Child by Fernando Aramburu
The Cursed Zoo (Przeklęte zoo) (Poland)
This true-crime docuseries investigates the dark history and controversial scandals surrounding the Poznań Zoo in Poland, and the legal charges brought against its long-time director. It details allegations of animal trafficking, cover-ups of dangerous animal escapes, financial corruption, abuse of power, fraud, misdirection of zoo assets, and the tragic, mysterious deaths of both staff and animals behind closed doors that remained concealed from the public for years. The Cursed Zoo, an HBO Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 27, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Video.
The Holy Boy (La valle dei sorrisi) (Italy)
Michele Riondino (The Lions of Sicily, The Young Montalbano) stars in this folk horror film as Sergio, a teacher grieving the loss of his son. After Sergio is transferred to the remote Alpine village of Remis, known as the happiest village in Italy, he is invited to a mysterious ritual in which the villagers embrace a young boy, Matteo (Giulio Feltri), who has the extraordinary ability to free people from pain and anguish simply by hugging them. Sergio experiences this himself, but when he tries to free Matteo from this imposed obligation, he alarms everyone and inadvertently sets off a chain of events that results in chaos and death.
Costarring Romana Maggiora Vergano (Christian), Paolo Pierobon (Mussolini: Son of the Century), Roberto Citran (The Hunter), and Sergio Romano (Romulus), The Holy Boy premieres in the US on Friday, November 27, on Shudder, AMC+, and their digital channels, including Shudder on Prime Video and AMC+ on Prime Video.
The Hunchback, Soul of Paris (Quasimodo, l’âme de Paris) (France)
Set in 1830, in a Paris torn apart by cholera and revolution, this drama follows Quasimodo (Vincent Cassel, “Mesrine” films, Black Swan), a hunchbacked stonemason who, due to his apparent immunity to cholera, is hunted by authorities that want to use him to conduct medical experiments. But he’s focused on something altogether different, as he risks everything to save the dancer (Daphné Patakia, Versaiiles, UFOs) he has fallen for.
The Hunchback, Soul of Paris, a Netflix Film, premieres globally on Friday, November 27, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
The Linares Files (Expediente Linares) (Spain)
This follow-up to The Vallecas Files investigates Spain’s most famous unresolved paranormal phenomenon: the haunting of Madrid’s Linares Palace. The docuseries focuses on urban legends surrounding ghostly apparitions, most famously the spirit of “Raimunda,” psychic occurrences, and unexplained acoustic events recorded at the historic palace over the past few decades. The Linares Files, an HBO Original, premieres globally on Friday, November 27, exclusively on HBO Max and its digital channels, including HBO Max on Prime Video.
Murder in the Mountains: Season 4 (SOKO Kitzbühel) (Austria)
This long-running crime drama follows the dedicated police investigators of the picturesque Austrian town of Kitzbühel, where they tackle complex criminal cases while danger lurks behind every mountain vista. Murder in the Mountains: Season 4, a Walter Presents title, premieres in the US and Canada as a 15-episode binge on Friday, November 27, exclusively on the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel and PBS Passport.
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The Devil of Venice (Il Signor Diavolo) (Italy)
Set in 1950s Italy, this supernatural mystery drama follows Furio Momenté (Gabriel Lo Giudice, Leonardo), an ambitious official from the Ministry of Justice, who is sent to Venice to investigate a murder that has become a dangerous political and religious controversy. Fourteen-year-old Carlo Mongiorgi (Filippo Franchini) has been accused of killing Emilio Vestri Musy (Lorenzo Salvatori), but Carlo insists that Emilio was not just another boy, but the Devil himself.
The Devil of Venice has its US linear debut on Saturday, November 28, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
Guilty Attraction (Desmontando a Lucía) (Spain)
This thriller follows Lucía (Susana Abaitua, She Walks in Darkness, Patria), a young woman taken into custody after she was found speeding down a highway in a blood-covered car, dazed, confused, and unable to explain what happened to her boyfriend and her best friend, who were with her just hours earlier at a beach house. Lucía struggles to remember the events of the weekend, her fragmented recollections offering only brief flashes of violence. With so much left unexplained, it becomes increasingly difficult to determine whether she is a victim, a killer, or something in between.
Costarring Julián Villagrán (The Snow Girl, The Ministry of Time) and Hugo Silva (Paco’s Men, The Cook of Castamar), Guilty Attraction has its US linear debut on Sunday, November 29, at 9pm ET, on Eurochannel. (Folks who don’t have access to Eurochannel can stream the movie.)
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Department Q: The Keeper of Lost Causes (Kvinden i buret) (Denmark)
This mystery-crime thriller is the first of four films, each adapted from one of the first four “Department Q” novels by Jussi Adler-Olsen, that star Nikolaj Lie Kaas (Follow the Money, The Killing) as Detective Carl Mørck and Fares Fares (A Couple of Lies, The Wheel of Time) as Mørck’s sidekick, Assad. After a raid gone wrong, Mørck gets demoted to Department Q, the cold case unit, where he’s joined by Assad. The first case they investigate is the disappearance of a politician.
Department Q: The Keeper of Lost Causes begins streaming Monday, November 16, on Acorn TV and its digital channels, including Acorn TV on Prime Video.
The Keeper of Lost Causes by Jussi Adler-Olsen
Department Q: The Absent One (Fasandræberne) (Denmark)
Based on the second “Department Q” novel, this second film in the quadrilogy finds Mørck (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) and his sidekick, Assad (Fares Fares), assisted by their new secretary, Rose (Johanne Louise Schmidt, Borgen Snow Angels), investigating the 1994 double murder of twin students.
Department Q: The Absent One begins streaming Monday, November 16, on Acorn TV and its digital channels, including Acorn TV on Prime Video.
The Absent One by Jussi Adler-Olsen
Department Q: A Conspiracy of Faith (Flaskepost fra P) (Denmark)
Book 3, film 3: Mørck (Nikolaj Lie Kaas) and Assad (Fares Fares) delve into a series of child abductions from religious communities throughout Denmark.
Department Q: A Conspiracy of Faith begins streaming Monday, November 16, on Acorn TV and its digital channels, including Acorn TV on Prime Video.
A Conspiracy of Faith by Jussi Adler-Olsen
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