Go abroad, one show at a time.
Stateside Euro TV fans, rejoice! The second season of Dicte has finally arrived on this side of the fjords and it’s available for your binge-watching pleasure at Netflix starting today.
Occupied, the ratings-record-breaking, award-winning, and news-making Norwegian political thriller, will have its US premiere on Netflix in 2016.
Fifteen years after the box office success of The Crimson Rivers, a new crime thriller TV series, adapted from the same novel as the film, is headed for production.
US-based Euro TV fans now have an Austrian psychodrama/mystery film series to binge-watch: Anatomy of Evil, starring the multiple-award winning German actor Heino Ferch.
Beck returns to telly in 2016, with Peter Haber as Martin Beck but without Mikael Persbrandt as Gunvald Larsson. Say hej to Kristofer Hivju as Beck’s new sidekick.
Now that Season 3 of The Bridge has completed its run in the Nordic countries, curious minds want to know, “Will there be a fourth season?”
The launch date for Walter Presents is set, and Britons will soon have a free, on-demand streaming service dedicated to foreign-language dramas from around the world.
The 2015 C21 Drama Awards Show was held last night at BFI in London, and the big foreign-language Euro TV winners were The Bridge and Deutschland 83.
Swedish actress Marie Richardson stars in the new Swedish crime drama Before We Die, which has begun filming in Stockholm and might very well screen in the US and/or UK.
There’s television, and then there’s Euro TV. It’s brilliant. And I’m grateful for it, and not just because it’s Thanksgiving tomorrow. Here’s why.
France led with a trio of wins at last night’s gala for the 2015 International Emmy® Awards.
The latest DVD set of Swedish detective drama Beck is now available. It’s a keeper, as it contains the final five episodes with Mikael Persbrandt as Gunvald Larsson.