Red Queen thriller

Red Queen (Reina Roja)

A brilliant woman gets recruited into a covert European police force, until a murder at her home and a kidnapped heiress gets her ousted. Set in Madrid, Prime’s new international crime thriller unspools with seven episodes, adapting the first book in Juan Gómez-Jurado’s hit trilogy.

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Code 8: Part II

For fans of Arrow, Upload, and dystopian sci-fi thrillers, tee up this 90 minute feature for something new. You don’t need to watch the Part I.  But brace yourself for tropes. It’s set in the near future, where a subgroup of people with superhuman talents face off against an authoritarian police force that uses canine

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Rap music on trial expose

As We Speak: Rap Music on Trial

A timely and shocking expose on the use of rap lyrics as evidence to prosecute musicians, a legal tactic currently being used in a trial involving a Grammy winning trap artist, the documentary tours the US to expose how in most states, rap is used as “character evidence.”

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HBO documentary series explain justice, race, and environmentalism in Texas

God Save Texas

One of the most conservative state’s in the U.S., Texas has an outsize influence on our politics and headlines. Three renowned filmmakers from the state weave personal memories with current complex issues including the justice system, race and environmentalism. Director Richard Linklater refers to it as “hometowns and the American consciousness.” The first of three

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Shōgun

Set in 17th century feudal Japan, on the brink of civil war, a Lord named Toranaga is fighting for power when English captain named Blackthorne arrives after a shipwreck, and becomes a captive of samurai warriors. A translator, Toda Mariko, connects him to Toranaga, and a scandalous romance blossoms between Blackthorne and the married Christian

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Walking Dead: The Ones That Lived

For “die hard” fans of the franchise or viewers looking for some (serious) resilience in the characters they invest in, Walking Dead returns with a new six-episode spinoff, which reveals the fate of fan favorites Rick and Michonne (Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira) and explains the mysterious group that took Rick away.  Critics are losing

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Jacob Elordi and Priscilla

Priscilla

Beginning with the moment a 14-year-old Priscilla Presley first met the already legendary Elvis, the Sofia Coppola biopic tells an intimate story of the man — and his very young wife — behind the facades,  ultimately revealing the perils and loneliness of fame. Starring Jacob Elordi as Elvis, Cailee Spaeny as Priscilla. Ari Cohen, Dagmara

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Apartment 404

An unscripted mystery series from Korea that drops a group of K-pop and K-drama celebrities into an apartment building to investigate the strange events that have occurred there ….all based on true stories) that have unfolded in their units. An “Only Murders in the Building” mixed with “Ghost Hunters” with an internationally known cast:  Yu

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The Promised Land

A historical drama set in 1755 Denmark, The Promised Land follows an impoverished Danish man (Mads Mikkelsen) who’s granted a “royal warrant” to help build a colony for the king, which requires farming uninhabitable land. Thieves, robber barons, disdainful overlords, and romance intervene in his pursuit of a noble title in what Vulture’s Bilge Ebiri

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Hot priest and paul mescal in gay mystery

All of Us Strangers

Romance, fantasy, and psychological thriller collide in this critically praised film about a Londoner named Adam (Andrew Scott) and his relationship with his mysterious neighbor Harry (Paul Mescal), which sends him back to his childhood home — where his parents (Claire Foy and Jamie Bell), appear to be living exactly as they were on the

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