Series

Long before Emerald Fennell's divisive pop reimagining, Emily Brontë's masterpiece received the adaptation it deserved. Rejecting polished romanticism in favour of the novel's elemental ferocity, this television version restores Wuthering Heights to its raw, untamed power - courtesy of a wild performance by Tom Hardy. — On the wild, windswept Yorkshire moors, the orphan Heathcliff is taken in by the Earnshaw family and forms an unbreakable, almost supernatural bond with young Catherine. Their doomed love will bring ruin not only to themselves, but to everyone caught in its wake.

Modern history as you've never seen it before. Joe Wright (Pride & Prejudice) turns the rise of fascism in Italy into a dazzling political opera unlike any history lesson you've ever experienced, with a towering performance from a transformed Luca Marinelli. — The rise of Benito Mussolini and the birth of fascism unfold through the story of a nation sliding towards dictatorship and of a man who repeatedly rose from the ashes, each time more powerful than before. The series follows Mussolini's consolidation of power and the devastating transformation of Italian politics and society that led the country into the darkest chapter of its modern history.

Sardonic British humour meets a blend of horror, mystery and thriller in this black comedy anthology series in which beloved British stars get caught up in strange, unexpected and creepy adventures with unpredictable outcomes. - Welcome to "Inside No.9", where the ordinary and the mundane meet the bizarre and the macabre. A game that reveals hidden secrets, a strangely haunted house, a West End dressing room soaked in blood. Nothing can prepare you for the dark, mysterious and twisted tales that lurk here.

Deconstructing the television myth of the superhero doctor and focusing on human uncertainty within a system collapsing under pressure, the series captures with urgency and immediacy the clash between the idealistic urge to care and the harsh realities of bureaucracy and understaffing. — A group of young medical interns begin their careers at a public hospital in Paris, where difficult decisions are demanded from the very first day. Amid personal mistakes, punishing shifts, and relentless superiors, they learn what it means to care for others without losing themselves.

A gripping political thriller revisiting the moment Spain's young democracy came closest to collapse. Starring Álvaro Morte (Money Heist), the series chronicles the failed coup that almost plunged the country back into military rule. — Beginning with the attempted coup of 23 February 1981, the series reconstructs one of the defining moments in modern Spanish history. When Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Tejero storms Parliament with armed Civil Guards, only three men refuse to take cover: Prime Minister Adolfo Suárez, Communist leader Santiago Carrillo, and General Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado. Through their stories and those of the coup's architects the series vividly recreates the dramatic events that reshaped Spain.

Before Fleabag, Phoebe Waller-Bridge sharpened her voice with this irresistible comedy about young adults trying to find direction in life, packed with eccentric humor and genuine emotion. Co-starring Jonathan Bailey of Wicked. — The series follows the lives and everyday chaos of six young people in their twenties and thirties who live together as property guardians inside a vast abandoned hospital.

Yasmine, a character inspired by a documentary about a teacher with Tourette’s, lives a fairly isolated life because of her condition, giving private lessons at home, until the day she decides to take on the system. It’s a good deal funnier than it sounds. — Yasmine has Tourette’s, and her whole life is arranged around it. She dreams of teaching, but a classroom of her own seems to slip further out of reach, so she tutors pupils one to one at home. Then her father, Abdulmalek, calls after twenty-five years of absence, because he’s dying and wants her forgiveness.

This documentary series traces eroticism in greek cinema, from its earliest days to the end of the 2010s, with candour and a gently nostalgic perspective. — The story of eroticism in greek cinema filmmaking from the late 19th century till the decade of 2010s - or, put differently, a century of greek cinema.

With an exceptional cast of young actors and a style balancing realism with deeply lived-in poetry, this eight-episode British series dissects identity as a state of perpetual transformation, where body, desire and social expectation collide. — A teenage boy searching for his sexual identity feels trapped in a declining working-class town, frozen in time since the local coal mine shut down in the 1980s, until he discovers both salvation and himself within the British club scene of the early 2000s.

A breezy comedy series skewering the art world and the self-importance of those who inhabit it, from the creators of “My Masterpiece”, “Official Competition” and “The Distinguished Citizen.” — Against all odds, sixty-year-old Antonio lands the job of artistic director at Madrid’s most prestigious Museum of Modern Art, where he soon finds himself navigating a daily minefield of absurd challenges and institutional chaos.

Florence Longpré wrote this bittersweet series with the help of two psychiatrists, and stars as one herself: withdrawn and abrasive, back on the ward after two years away and taking the most dangerous cases in the building. She can understand every patient there except herself. — After two years away, Suzanne returns to work on a psychiatric ward and takes on the cases nobody else will touch. She’s exceptionally good at it, able to step into any patient’s world while leaving her own past firmly alone. Everyone on the ward is unsettled by her methods, except Mortimer.

Freddy and Zeno have been together forever and neither has ever been with anyone else, so they give themselves thirty days to find out what they’ve been missing. What follows is sex, lies and dating apps, plenty of sweat and tears, and love affairs that could only happen now. — Freddy and Zeno are one of those couples who seem to have been together forever, and neither of them has ever slept with anyone else. So they agree to an experiment: thirty days apart, during which each of them is free to sleep with whoever they like. The clock starts now.

Sometimes, answers do nothing but drag us deeper into the dark. The disappearance of a bus is only the beginning of a nightmare where nothing is as it seems. — The disappearance of a bus in the Komar Mountains sets in motion a sinister chain of events. At its center, journalist Mersicha launches a desperate search for her missing partner, uncovering secrets and forces determined to stop her, as the boundaries of reality begin to dissolve.

Forget "Dexter"! Razor-sharp dark humor, small-town chaos, serial-killer energy and a gleefully twisted sensibility coalesce around a magnetic central character, forming a deliciously pitch-black TV obsession. — Elvira works as an obituary writer for a small-town newspaper, paid by the piece. When deaths begin to dwindle, she takes matters into her own hands, killing off the town’s more οbnoxious residents to keep the assignments coming. Things grow even messier when she becomes emotionally entangled with a crime reporter.

One of the great leading actresses of European cinema, Trine Dyrholm, delivers a scene-stealing performance in a spirited comedy, best suited for those who prefer their feel-good fare laced with a sharp dose of dark humor. — A Danish woman with a past in the secret services relocates to Iceland and sets out to put her neighborhood in order - whether the locals like it or not.

Iceland privatised its fishing in the 1980s, and there are people who still call it robbery. It plays out like “Game of Thrones” in a fjord fishing village, with fish standing in for dragons, as childhood friends turn their boats into an empire where nothing comes free. — In the Icelandic fjords in the early 1980s, Harpa, Grímur and the friends they grew up with share a single fishing boat. When the state starts regulating the catch, the right to land a fish suddenly becomes worth more than the fish itself, so they start buying. It will cost them more than they think.

Based on real events and one of the darkest, most controversial chapters in modern Belgian history, this gripping series explores - with narrative precision and moral complexity - how violence and fear become arenas of ideological confrontation. — As a wave of bloody attacks shocks Belgium, three young people who grew up together find themselves on opposing sides of the state apparatus and political militancy. Their choices will shape not only their own futures, but that of an entire country.

Set against the vast, open landscapes of Australia, with understated humor and emotional clarity, this bittersweet surprise series moves delicately between tragedy and tenderness, showing how connection can emerge even in the most unlikely places. - A failed musician travels through the Australian outback with a piano in tow. Along the way, he encounters a teenage girl trying to outrun her past. Through unexpected detours and inevitable clashes, they are forced to face their losses, their mistakes, and the choices that shaped them, on a journey that slowly and profoundly transforms them both.

What happens when truth collides with family? A gripping family drama about a woman who risks everything to ensure that something horrific is not swept under the rug. Starring the ever-excellent Peter Mullan as the husband. - Penny’s life is turned upside down when she accuses her husband, Phil, of a sexual crime at a party. When no one believes her, she is driven into divorce and estrangement from her daughter, Grace. Five years later, Phil returns and Grace welcomes him back, reigniting Penny’s fight for the truth. At the same time, Penny must confront the reactions of the community, her activist instincts, and a relationship with her daughter that remains painfully strained.

Where "The Office" meets "BoJack Horseman", the most uproarious cult comedy about the dead ends of Hollywood ambition is born. Featuring one of the sharpest comedic ensembles in recent American television, the series is packed with guest stars playing glorified versions of themselves. - A ragtag group of aspiring actors and screenwriters work for a Los Angeles catering company, serving at high-profile events while waiting, often in vain, for their big break in show business. Through awkward parties, fragile egos, and creeping personal anxieties, the show lays bare the harsh reality behind Hollywood dreams. Led by Ron, an eternally optimistic yet utterly incompetent boss, the crew navigates pretentious clients, emotional meltdowns, and their own deeply dysfunctional group dynamics.

Everyone deserves a shot at redemption, but nobody said it would come easily to the man Stephen Graham plays, wrecked by drink and caught up by everything he once ran from. For director Shane Meadows it’s a reckoning with his own trauma, and this series is what he made instead of taking revenge. — Joseph is drinking again. When his son leaves for Australia with his mother, nothing is left to hold him together, and on an impulse he sets off for the town he left as a child. His sister lives there, and they haven’t spoken in years.

Α vibrant, emotional chronicle of a group of friends and a whole generation that got lost in the beat, told through an exciting narrative that moves backwards in time. - A group of friends comes of age in a world of electronic music, wild euphoria, and underground melancholy, deep inside Spain’s club scene.

When Miss Marple mysteries meet a Sunday crossword. An investigation entangles a brilliant yet estranged man who assumes the identity of his missing twin brother. What could possibly go wrong? Starring David Mitchell from the cult favorite Peep Show. - The life of puzzle creator John “Ludwig” Taylor is thrown into chaos when his identical twin brother, police officer James Taylor, goes missing. John suddenly finds himself forced to interact with far more people than he is comfortable with. And by assuming his brother’s identity, he reluctantly begins a secret investigation to uncover what happened to him.

What would you do if you could step into the shoes of a heroine and live in the world of novels? The present collides Jane Austen's universe when a woman is suddenly swept into the literary world. Who hasn’t wondered what they'd do if they could suddenly take the lead in their most beloved story? - Amanda Price is a modern woman dissatisfied with her life, who discovers a portal in her bathroom that leads straight into the world of Jane Austen’s iconic novel Pride and Prejudice. Amanda ends up switching places with Elizabeth Bennet, who suddenly finds herself transported to present-day London.