"
" (4/9, SVT).Mia Skäringer plays a dramatic role as Bella, a mother who takes up the fight with the school and refuses to accept that her twelve-year-old son Ludde should be investigated for ADHD.
"
" (23/9, Apple TV).Comedy series starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as twisted versions of themselves, who discover that they may actually be brothers.
“
” (1/10, Netflix).The 1955 film starring James Dean became a classic. Now, a new TV version of John Steinbeck's family epic is coming, starring Florence Pugh.
"Hunger" (2/10, SVT).
Artist Hanna Ferm makes her acting debut in a soap opera about two siblings who are forced to take over their father's restaurant when he can no longer run it.
“
” (7/10, Prime Video).A modern interpretation of Stephen King's debut novel about Carrie (Summer H. Howell), who is bullied at school and takes revenge with her supernatural powers.
“
” (10/30, Netflix).Thriller series about two couples who swap houses with each other, but their dream vacation doesn't turn out as they expected. Starring Fares Fares, Frida Gustavsson and Jakob Oftebro.
"Nocturne" (30/10, Apple TV).
Lars Kepler's books "Lazarus" and "The Sandman" are the basis for this series about a homicide investigator (Liev Schreiber) whose life is threatened by a serial killer (Stephen Graham).
“The Greatest” (4/11, Prime Video).
Biographical series about the legendary boxer Muhammad Ali (Jaalen Best). The series is made in collaboration with Ali's survivors.
"The altruists" (19/11, Netflix).
Drama series about Sam Bankman-Fried (Anthony Boyle), who was behind the crypto exchange FTX and the billion-dollar scandal in its wake.
"
" (November, TV3/Viaplay).Thriller series about how the Yugoslav mafia established itself in Sweden in the 1990s. Peshang Rad plays the gang leader Jakov and Katia Winter the police officer who hunts him.
“
” (11/25, Prime Video).A sequel in the Blade Runner universe starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer in a world where replicants rule and humans are second-class citizens.
"The hunting wives" (26/11, Netflix).
The thriller soap opera with Malin Åkerman that aired on TV4 Play last year is coming back, but now on Netflix after the successful first season.
“Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone” (26/12, HBO Max).
25 years after the first film, a "reboot" is coming with a new Harry (Dominic McLaughlin) as the young wizard. The idea is to make a TV season for each of the seven books.
