A legal procedural in any other language is still a procedural and we just can’t get enough of them, especially
Neely Swanson
January 19, 2023
A legal procedural in any other language is still a procedural and we just can’t get enough of them, especially
Based on an idea by Carice van Houten, Halina Reijn, and Frank Ketelaar, “Red Light” explores the seamy side of
Fasten your seat belts and suspend belief because “Time is a Killer” (“Le temps est assassin”) will have you on
For those of you who like the dark side, “Amsterdam Vice” will be your cup of espresso. The stories, characters,
“Alexandra Ehle,” created by Elsa Marpeau and Frédéric Faurt is a nice edition to MHz Choice’s collection of murder lite.
“Lupin,” that mega hit on Netflix starring Omar Sy as a modern day thief and sleight of hand expert had
“Monsters Inside; The 24 Faces of Billy Milligan,” the new Netflix four-part docu-series on Billy Milligan, the sociopath with 24
“Blood on the Docks,” which in French is “Deux Flics sur les Docks would have been better and more cleverly
The Fourth Season of “The Art of the Crime” begins soon on MHz Choice. Although Season Three, reviewed previously (“Art
“Revolution Rent,” written by and co-directed by Andres Señor and Victor P. Alvarez, is a multifaceted documentary that follows the
Welcome to season three of “The Art of the Crime,” the French series created by Angèle Herry-Leclerc and Pierre-Yves
With new, previously unseen footage, director Erik Nelson brings the last horrific months of World War II into view again.
“Dark Woods,” a six part mini series premiering on the Topic streaming platform, is a fitting title. Written by Stefan
HBO’s new two part documentary, directed by the incomparable Alex Gibney, is a deep dive into the opioid crisis and
“The Secrets of Whales,” a new four part documentary series by National Geographic on Disney+, is a well-intentioned failure. From
“An Ordinary Woman,” the Russian television series launching on the Topic Streaming Service, is a sly soaper that combines high
