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(30/10, Netflix).Artist Adam (Jakob Oftebro) and his wealthy wife Scarlett (Emma Appleton) swap houses with ruthless businessman Carl (Fares Fares) and his pregnant wife Helene (Frida Gustavsson). It’s the beginning of a four-part thriller series full of twists and turns.
"Agent-ish" (30/10, SVT Play).
John Guidetti, Henrik Larsson and Isabella Wranå are among the sports stars who play twisted versions of themselves in the new comedy series about an agency for sports stars. They face off against, among others, Messiah Hallberg, who plays the agency boss’s (Anja Lundqvist) unusually evil nemesis.
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(30/10, Apple TV).Two books by Lars Kepler are the basis for this crime drama, in which former police officer Jonah (Liev Schreiber) goes head-to-head with convicted serial killer Jurek (Stephen Graham) to uncover information about what may have happened to a kidnapped girl.
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(4/11, Prime Video).The new drama series about Muhammad Ali takes place between 1960 and 1964. Jaalen Best stars as the legendary boxer, whose career is on the rise. But his conversion to Islam sparks strong reactions.
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(29/10, Viaplay).Amanda Seyfried plays a police officer who is investigating the murders of several women while also seeking answers about her missing sister.
MOVIE (premieres 30/10, in cinemas unless otherwise stated).
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(28/10).The new film from acclaimed animation studio Laika follows Prue and her friend Curtis on an adventure in a fantastical world as they search for her kidnapped little brother, Mac.
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".Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles play sensible Elinor and sensitive Marianne, respectively, in this new version of Jane Austen’s classic novel about the Dashwood sisters’ search for love and financial security in 19th-century England.
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.Romantic comedy about Sophie (Tuva Beckman), who is mentally fragile, and Hans (Carl Kristoffersen), who is on the autism spectrum. They struggle to fit in but find each other.
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(10/28, Prime Video).The new Ali G movie was originally scheduled for a theatrical release in Sweden, but will instead premiere on a streaming service at short notice. In the film, satirist Sacha Baron Cohen’s controversial comedian must restart his career when his girlfriend (Morgana Robinson) unexpectedly becomes pregnant.
