A tense and romantic historical drama set in 1975 Northern Ireland, Trespasses is the story of a young Catholic schoolteacher and an older Protestant lawyer who slip into a forbidden connection that’s as dangerous as it is magnetic. Their relationship unfolds against a community where every gesture is scrutinized, every boundary is political, and every
Youth is Sharon Horgan doing what she does best: turning the chaos of midlife into something brutally funny, painfully honest, and instantly recognizable. She plays a 50‑year‑old literary agent whose life is a three‑ring circus: a teenage son testing boundaries, aging parents slipping into dementia, and a love life that refuses to behave. The six-part
American Hostage turns the true story of a single desperate act in 1977 Indianapolis into a real‑time pressure cooker: a volatile man with a gun, a city on edge, and a radio reporter suddenly thrust into becoming the voice of a crisis. Instead of replaying a familiar true‑crime arc, the series digs into how media,
A quietly powerful Spanish family drama, Romería is a moody, transporting modern folktale about a young woman who returns to her coastal hometown to unravel the mystery of her father’s death. Generational wounds, painfully guarded secrets, and the tensions between urban and rural family members thread their way through a slow-burn narrative that drifts into
Topping Prime Video’s global charts, the new Reacher delivers a timely conspiracy plot that will get your pulse going, and you can jump into the latest season without any catch-up needed. Based on Lee Child’s Gone Tomorrow, this installment involves the Pentagon, Al‑Qaeda terrorists, and a missing flash drive that dangerous factions will kill for
A rebellious young woman in 1901 Australia is sent to her wealthy grandmother’s estate to be polished and married off, but instead barrels through high society with wit and defiance — fighting to become a writer and protect her independence. Adapted from a classic period drama but with a contemporary bite, My Brilliant Career is
Amazon Prime Video’s answer to The Summer I Turned Pretty follows a Type-A 17-year-old New Yorker who inherits a secluded lake island in Ontario from her estranged grandfather. Chasing clues about her mother’s past, she spends an impulsive summer confronting long-buried family secrets against a backdrop of speedboats, campfires, love triangles, and sun-dappled coming-of-age romance.
Just in time for the World Cup wake, Ted Lasso rises from the dead with an (unexpected) new chapter that finds him pulled back to England to coach a women’s soccer team. They’re fighting hard for respect, and they challenge Ted’s optimism in ways the Richmond men never did. Rebecca, Keeley, Roy, and Beard are
Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder star in this queer, chaotic comedy-thriller about a director making a slasher sequel who becomes obsessed with casting the original film’s ‘final girl.’ A neon‑soaked fever dream of summer‑camp nostalgia gone sour, Vogue called it “Mind-melting. Thrillingly surreal and unquestionably audacious.” (Read the review) From director Jane Schoenbrun (I Saw
Set in the early 80s, The Westies is the story of the brutal, bizarre, and strangely magnetic world of Hell’s Kitchen’s most infamous Irish mob, a crew that operated like a neighborhood secret everyone knew but no one dared to say out loud. Instead of glamorizing the violence, the series leans into the psychology: loyalty