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This series explores French adaptations of Agatha Christie's classic stories.

In Victorian London's shadowy depths, Detective Inspector Rabbit battles crime and corruption throughout his career. His hardened appearance reflects a deep cynicism earned from years hunting criminals in the city's dark alleys. But as Rabbit’s health weakens, he questions if one final case can offer the redemption he craves. He navigates a world of backstabbing and upper-class lies, facing both dangerous criminals and his own inner struggles. The film blends a bleak atmosphere with darkly funny moments and sharp observations about humanity. Despite his personal turmoil, Rabbit remains committed to justice, even as he fights to stay alive. With his career ending, will Rabbit find peace or be consumed by the darkness?

This series examines the dramatic changes of 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the world – impacting communities, economies, and personal lives. Using documentary footage, it explores the scientific advancements, public health measures, and political choices made to control the virus. It also highlights the often-overlooked mental health challenges of the crisis, revealing the emotional toll and resilience of those coping with the pandemic's disruption to their daily routines. The series offers a detailed look at the pandemic from various perspectives, providing both understanding and support for viewers navigating these difficult times.

Inspired by true events, this intense drama explores the Puccio family – a tightly-knit group whose lives revolve around criminal activity. They target wealthy people, kidnapping them and holding them captive in their own home. The film reveals the complicated relationships within this fractured family as they navigate increasingly dangerous situations. It’s a harrowing story about how desperation can drive even the closest families to commit unthinkable acts, forcing everyone – captors and hostages alike – to confront their beliefs about family, loyalty, and who they really are.

Set in Winnetka, Illinois, this drama explores the lives of the Reed sisters: Alex, Georgie, Teddy, and Frankie. The series follows them as they navigate life's ups and downs, supported by their unbreakable bond. Their close relationship offers strength through both good times and difficult ones. They lean on each other for support as they face challenges, building resilience together. Their mother, Bea, guides them as individuals and as a family. This Emmy-winning series offers a heartfelt look at family, sisterhood, and the power of unity.

Oliver Welke and his team tackle politics and world events with a sharp, satirical, and comedic approach.

This series follows a man balancing his successful nightclub in NYC with a difficult relationship with his brother. When he reluctantly brings his volatile sibling back into his life, escalating dangers threaten their bond and the business empire they've created together. Loyalties are tested as they face choices between family and protecting everything they've built in the cutthroat world of New York nightlife. It’s a story about loyalty, ambition, and sacrifice, set against the backdrop of the city's vibrant nightlife.

Tenacious DCI Ellis and her partner DS Harper are sent to revive struggling investigations. Every case takes them to a new police station, forcing Ellis to master both the crime and the skepticism of the local team.

Sportswriter Ray Barone enjoys life on Long Island with his wife, daughter, and twin sons. But his home is never quiet: his overbearing parents, brother, and sister-in-law live right next door.

After a young woman, Melissa Young, is discovered deceased in a newly purchased apartment, Detective Len Harper begins investigating how she died and why her disappearance went unnoticed.

Mannix is an American detective television series that aired on CBS from 1967 to 1975. Created by Richard Levinson and William Link and developed by executive producer Bruce Geller, the show follows private investigator Joe Mannix, played by Mike Connors. Mannix was the final series produced by Desilu Productions.

Martin Bohm is a single father doing his best to raise his autistic, non-verbal son, Jake. Their lives change when Martin discovers Jake possesses an extraordinary gift: he can see connections others miss, deciphering strange events. As they explore this ability together, Martin and Jake grow closer, learning to understand the hidden patterns in their daily lives. With each discovery, Martin connects with Jake on a deeper level, and they unlock a potential within their family as they solve mysteries together.

Marcella’s world is shattered when her husband, Jason, unexpectedly tells her he no longer loves her, leading to their divorce. Heartbroken and adrift, she returns to the Metropolitan Police Department’s Murder Squad – a unit she left a decade ago to raise a family. She'd put her career on hold for her husband and children, but now, with her personal life falling apart, Marcella finds refuge in diving back into police work. As she grapples with the end of her marriage and a strained relationship with her teenage daughter and young son, she becomes deeply involved in a series of intense murder cases. The story explores themes of love, loss, and finding oneself as Marcella uses her work to rebuild her life amidst the emotional chaos of her personal struggles.

A man with no memory of who he is gets an offer for a new beginning: deliver a mysterious package across a ruined world. He’ll need to team up with a skilled car thief to survive. Their journey will pit them against ruthless gangs in armored vehicles, and other threats on the road – including a terrifying clown with an ice cream truck.

A London crime thriller unfolds across four distinct time periods: Victorian London, World War II, the Swinging Sixties, and the present day. A single murder triggers a chain of events, with investigators from each era working together to solve the crime and prevent a threat to Britain's future. As they investigate, the detectives uncover a complex network of secrets linking their eras, leading to a shocking truth with major implications. The story blends historical fiction, mystery, and time travel, exploring how people connect and overcome challenges together.

This drama follows Yoshida, a disillusioned 26-year-old office worker, whose life takes an unexpected turn. After a painful romantic rejection, he finds a lost and frightened high school girl named Sayu on a cold street. Impulsively, Yoshida brings her home. The stark contrast in their ages and backgrounds creates tension within Yoshida's apartment. Awkwardness, small frustrations, and strained moments mark their unconventional living situation. Yet, beneath the discomfort, unexpected warmth emerges, revealing hidden depths of humanity in both of them. The story explores connection, empathy, and resilience when these two unlikely people find themselves relying on each other. Their unusual bond forces them to confront their own fears and inner struggles. It's a moving story about how compassion can change lives, even in the most surprising circumstances.

This charming comedy follows an optimistic Midwestern woman whose big-city dreams are quickly dashed when she moves to New York. Forced to share an apartment, she unexpectedly bonds with her roommate, creating a hilarious and heartwarming friendship. These two very different women navigate the craziness of New York City, surrounded by a cast of eccentric characters, as they try to find their place in a competitive world. The story balances laugh-out-loud moments with genuine emotion, exploring the connections forged between people from different backgrounds.

An archivist takes a job restoring damaged vintage videotapes and becomes obsessed with the mysterious director behind them – a filmmaker known for his unsettling work. As they repair each tape, the archivist uncovers a disturbing secret: the tapes seem to be connected to a demonic cult. Drawn into a web of secrets, the archivist must fight to distinguish reality from the film reels as they try to expose the cult and escape its terrifying influence, all while questioning their own sanity.

In the quiet town of Chance Harbor, Washington, teenage orphan Cassie Blake moves in with her grandmother after a fire kills her mother. Starting high school and making new friends, Cassie discovers a hidden world: her classmates are descendants of witches, and they've been waiting for her. As they learn to use their powers together, Cassie begins to suspect her mother’s death wasn’t an accident. Now, she must accept her own emerging abilities and uncover the truth about her family history to protect her friends from a dangerous secret.

A mysterious woman calling herself Jane Doe appears in Times Square, covered head-to-toe in intricate tattoos. These aren't just random designs; they're clues to a series of unsolved crimes, including the name of FBI agent Kurt Weller tattooed on her back. Jane has no memory of who she is or how she got there, making her a living puzzle for Weller and his team. Each tattoo unlocks secrets about her past and exposes a dangerous world of organized crime, terrorism, and corporate conspiracies. As they decipher the map of tattoos, the agents race to uncover the truth about Jane Doe – a thrilling journey exploring memory, identity, and the hidden connections that link everyone.