There’s a new Gaelic drama coming to BBC Alba — Bannan — and with any luck, Sassenachs outside of Scotland will be able to watch it, too.
Bannan: New Gaelic Drama for BBC Alba Could Go Global


There’s a new Gaelic drama coming to BBC Alba — Bannan — and with any luck, Sassenachs outside of Scotland will be able to watch it, too.

Film stars from across the globe gathered at The Variety Studio Presented by Moroccanoil at Holt Renfrew during the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this past weekend, including Swedish star Noomi Rapace.

Here’s a fantastico way to kick off the week: streaming episodes of three of the most popular Italian TV series on American telly, and doing it for free.

Not every Swedish crime drama is of the noir variety, so if you’re looking for shades of Wallander or The Bridge in the mystery series Crimes of Passion, you won’t find them. What you get, though, is a good old-fashioned

Great news, Euro TV fans! Netflix is continuing to expand its program productions, this time with its first French drama, Marseille.

Kim Bodnia has been busy since leaving the cast of The Bridge (Bron/Broen). The Danish actor is currently filming August, and three films featuring him are in post production, including Jon Stewart’s directorial debut, Rosewater.

Original-language international series will continue to lead Saturday evening programming on BBC Four, as the BBC’s arts and alternative-to-mainstream entertainment channel will be bringing more Euro TV dramas to UK viewers.

Ça alors! Fans of original-language international mystery and drama programs, you can now get your Euro TV on whenever you like with the brand new MHz International Mystery On Demand service. Chouette!

Well, here’s something you don’t see every day: a Euro TV drama series about empowerment and healing. The one I’m referring to is from Spain: Frágiles.

There is no shortage of characters with personal issues in Nordic noir programs, and some certainly have more than others. One that I am intrigued with, and would like to see more of, is the titular lead in the Swedish

Fans of the Arne Dahl television series, it’s time to do a happy dance, because the Swedish hit is currently filming a new season and will return to telly in 2015.

Corpse discovered, check. Troubled detective, check. Nordic noir, not so much. In the Sweden of The Sandhamn Murders (Morden I Sandhamn), the sky is sunny and blue and the waters of the archipelago are warm and inviting while killers are