Find your next series or movie
Follow an investigation, revisit 2017 or choose a world far from this one. Start with a selection that fits your evening.
The 2017 movie catch-up
A getaway driver, a prison transformation, a mountain investigation and a trip back to Dunkirk. The films that filled a busy year can still make a varied shortlist. Choose the tone you want before choosing the familiar poster.
12 titles →Fantasy worlds and rival kingdoms
Stay with a sprawling television story or give an evening to a film. These worlds use magic, rival loyalties and unfamiliar landscapes in different proportions. Series have their own episode guides, so a spin-off never becomes an extra season of the original.
12 titles →Heists, plans and very close calls
Planning is only the beginning. The pleasures here lie in timing, changing alliances and watching a supposedly clever scheme encounter real people. Some films play that tension for laughs; others keep the room quiet.
12 titles →Korean crime and suspense
An unsolved case, a doubtful confession or an increasingly dangerous pursuit can carry a whole evening. This selection crosses police investigations, organised crime and psychological suspense. Check each premise for intensity; nationality does not make these interchangeable stories.
12 titles →Deals behind closed doors
Follow the conversation as closely as the action. Lawyers, investigators, executives and insiders negotiate rooms in which nobody volunteers the whole story. These films make a document, a decision or a carefully worded answer feel consequential.
10 titles →Investigations in the north
A new setting can change the rhythm of a detective series. Travel through Danish, Swedish, Icelandic, Finnish and British investigations, then use the original-language details to recognise each production. The two versions of The Killing are separate choices.
11 titles →Undercover, with something to lose
A secret identity affects far more than a single assignment. Follow spies, double lives and difficult allegiances across these series. Choose an episode checkpoint after a completed chapter so the complicated part stays in the story, not in remembering where you stopped.
12 titles →Same name, another film
A title is sometimes only half the search. These paired adaptations have different release years, casts and approaches. Save one or both, but check the production before opening a viewing offer or recommending it to a friend.
12 titles →Indian mysteries, twists and investigations
Search for a missing person, reconsider a witness or follow a detective through an increasingly tangled case. These films come from several language traditions. Read the original-language label first, then look for the audio or subtitles you prefer in the viewing offer.
12 titles →Animation with a different texture
Expressive animals, miniature worlds and hand-crafted-looking landscapes make animation much wider than a single style. Some choices are suited to a family discussion and others address adult experiences. Use the viewing service’s age information when choosing for children.
12 titles →Journeys, motoring and detours
Let someone else manage the itinerary. Motoring, motorcycle travel, food and a farm provide different reasons to follow a familiar presenter into an unfamiliar situation. Pick a show and browse its recorded episodes before starting a long trip through the seasons.
9 titles →Pressure at sea
Limited space and a difficult command decision can make a ship or submarine a powerful setting. Compare historical adventure, wartime tension and a Cold War pursuit. Their different periods matter as much as their shared ocean.
6 titles →Crime stories that unfold over seasons
Give characters room to change. These shows build their tension through families, institutions, cases and choices that carry forward. For a first visit, begin with the series entry rather than jumping into whichever episode has the latest date.
12 titles →Detectives who do it their own way
An unconventional investigator can bring wit, melancholy or sheer stubbornness to a familiar mystery. These film detectives do not all work by the book, and the stories do not all take themselves equally seriously. Start with the mood you want.
9 titles →A strange invitation
A visit, a gathering or an unfamiliar house can turn the smallest exchange into a source of unease. Keep the surprises intact by choosing from the premise rather than reading a plot explanation. These films range from psychological tension to more explicit horror.
10 titles →Series that leave one more question
An unfamiliar workplace, a missing explanation or a world that refuses to make sense. These shows reward attention without sharing a single genre. Episode names may contain clues, so open the season list only as far as you want to read.
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