18/09/2019
En route to the 60th Monte-Carlo Television Festival
The poster for the 60th Monte-Carlo Television Festival blends tradition and modernity. Tradition is reflected in the portrait of the Princely couple…
Read moreEnglish speaking series have been popular for many years. What about the other series from all around the world? Discover our ranking of the best series that aren't originally from the US, the UK or Canada!
EliteElite has been screening since October 2018 on Netflix. The Spanish series follows the lives of three young people who receive a scholarship to study at Las Encinas, a prestigious Spanish high school. A lot of incidents will arrive, one after the other, until the tragedy. |
Le Bureau des LégendesThe Canal + series follows the DGSE. The Bureau des Légendes supervises and manages the most important agents of the French intelligence services. In immersion in hostile countries, their mission is to identify potential recruits as a source of information. |
KingdomThis Korean series, available on Netflix, plunges us into a medieval South Korea ravaged by corruption and famine. When a mysterious plague spreads and the dead turn into monsters, the Crown Prince, accused of treason, sets out to discover the origin of this epidemic. Kingdom is a zombie-story combined with political battles, all in extraordinary surroundings! |
GomorraIn Naples, two clans are opposed to each other in order to control the city's various traffic. |
The RainRain takes place in Denmark and is available on Netflix. Rain follows the story of two teenagers who survived a rain-borne virus, who decimated almost the entire Scandinavian population. The teenagers will thus embark on a dangerous adventure that will take them across the country in search of a trace of life. |
BauhausThis German series, broadcast since September 5 on ARTE, brings us back to 1919. The First World War has just ended. In these troubled times, Dörte Helm, a young art student in Weimar, answers Walter Gropius' call and joins the newly founded Bauhaus School... |
And that's not it! With Netflix's, and other streaming sites' willingness to bring a more diverse content on their platforms, we are sure to not be in need of new series to watch!
18/09/2019
The poster for the 60th Monte-Carlo Television Festival blends tradition and modernity. Tradition is reflected in the portrait of the Princely couple…
Read more16/09/2020
TV shows are not all about the script, some of them benefit from magnificent aesthetics. And because the visual aspect is as important as the actors or…
Read moreOriginally created by Prince Rainier III of Monaco, and now under the Honorary Presidency of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival has become the The Not-to-be-Missed TV event for the entire television industry.
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