Go abroad, one show at a time.
Birgitte Hjort Sørensen can get satisfaction, as the Danish TV star costars alongside some serious American TV talent in Vinyl, the Martin Scorsese/Mick Jagger collaboration.
TGIF. For more reasons than the weekend. Such as the Season 2 premieres of Swedish crime drama Arne Dahl and French supernatural drama The Returned in the UK.
Acorn TV, aka “the Best British TV,” expands its Euro TV offerings with Easy Living, the critically-acclaimed, award-winning, audience-favorite Finnish crime drama.
It’s time to ride the rails across Europe again, as Great Continental Railway Journeys returns for its third outing and takes viewers on scenic tours across seven countries.
The living dead are back. Well, almost, as SundanceTV is set to premiere the return of The Returned, the hit supernatural drama whose first season creeped out millions of viewers.
Dear Albania is Eliza Dushku’s love letter to the country. It is also a way for fans of the actress to join her on a personal journey of discovery, and serves as a guide for world travelers to see and
C’est pas vrai! Jacques Pépin is hosting his last-ever TV cooking series, so tune in to your public TV station for his final “Happy cooking!” program: Jacques Pépin: Heart & Soul.
The 2015 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) presents the world premiere of the new Icelandic man-vs-man-vs-nature thriller Trapped.
Recent French adaptations of non-“Maigret” works by Belgian author Georges Simenon are on their way to American telly. Ain’t life fantastique!
It’s good to be the Queen. Or so they say. Beatrix, former Queen of the Netherlands, didn’t have it easy, accoutrements of royalty aside. And the true story of her life is the focus of Beatrix, Orange Under Fire, the
Fact blends with fiction in 1992, the latest Italian drama series to arrive in the US and the first to feature the political corruption scandals that rocked Italy in the early ’90s.
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) kicks off in less than a month, and one of the films making its North American debut at TIFF is the Danish black comedy Men & Chicken, which stars Mads Mikkelsen amongst its top-notch