Fans of Euro TV and foreign-language dramas from around the world will soon have a new video streaming service. It will be free and available in the UK. It is Walter Presents.
Walter Presents: A New Foreign-Language Drama Video Streaming Service


Fans of Euro TV and foreign-language dramas from around the world will soon have a new video streaming service. It will be free and available in the UK. It is Walter Presents.

The international hit Nordic noir crime drama, The Bridge, is set to premiere this weekend, and fans of the show have more than murder to look forward to: Bob Dylan.

The up-and-coming Swedish actress Malin Buska has arrived, with her Best Actress win at the 39th Annual Montreal World Film Festival (MWFF) for The Girl King, which won the Audience Award for Most Popular Film.

Another Danish actor is joining the cast of Game of Thrones. This time it’s Pilou Asbæk.

In a first for the oldest TV fiction festival in France, the Festival de la Fiction de la Rochelle will open with the Norwegian drama series Acquitted.

Novak Djokovic, the current top-ranked tennis player in the world and the number one seed in Men’s Singles at the 2015 US Open, is center court in a film series that reveals the story behind the tennis star.

For folks who’ve read Jonas Jonasson’s first novel and seen the movie, there’s good news. The film rights to the Swedish author’s sophomore work have been acquired by Icelandic producer Joni Sighvatsson.

Swedish public broadcaster SVT has released a new, longer trailer and cast photo for The Bridge III, as well as a few details about the storyline.

Amazon is debuting the pilot episode of new drama Casanova in little more than a week. Check it out and give it your thumbs up or down for going to full series.

In six months Kristofer Hivju makes his debut as Martin Beck’s new sidekick in the hit Swedish detective series Beck. What does he think about it? And what about Game of Thrones?
The French capital goes Mexican when four noted chefs from Mexico present a gastronomy masterclass series in Paris that gourmands from around the world can access via the internet.

Powerhouse production companies SVT, the Swedish public broadcaster, and Canal+, the French premium cable channel, have greenlit the new multi-lingual crime thriller Midnattsol / Jour Polaire / Midnight Sun. It sounds familiar, but has a twist of its own.