Best International Shows

Ben Whishaw, unsurprisingly, is quietly compelling as a troubled young doctor in this hospital drama by Adam Kay, who trained in the British National Health Service before becoming a writer.

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Chris Lang, creator of the great cold-case series "Unforgotten," made a few changes in this fact-based mini-series for British network ITV: Eddie Marsan plays a man who fakes his own death for insurance purposes, hoping that His case will go cold

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A juicy and well-dressed addition to the history-like-cop-thriller genre that is terrifying and historically outrageous. Jérémie Laheurte plays a different but puppyish young cop based on a real policeman from turn-of-the-century Paris.

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Eric Matti the Filipino filmmaker, working with Michiko Yamamoto Filipina screenwriter, has re-edited his festival-favorite films into a mini-series for HBO Asia.

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Working from the bizarre-but-true story of a middle-aged British couple convicted long after of murdering their wife's parents, brilliant young British director Will Sharp created a show unlike anything else made for TV.

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Image cradit - Google Sally Wainwright's drama, based on the diaries of 19th-century Yorkshire landowner Anne Lister, continues to be as witty and lively as its powerhouse heroine in its second season.

This icy, absorbing Swedish mini-series directed by Gustav Moller depicts a showdown between two powerfully frustrated women: the ambitious heiress of a family logging business whose father has disappeared and the director of a civilian missing-person search team desperate to take on.

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An fascinating quintet of Irish and British actresses — Eva Barthistall, Anne-Marie Duff, Sarah Greene, Eve Hewson and Sharon Horgan — star as the title's quarrelsome but devoted sister in this darkly comic murder mystery from Horgan, Brett Baer and Dave Finkel.

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In three seasons, H.G. Welles' adaptation of Howard Overman's alien-invasion classic strikes a more disturbing than usual balance between physical horror and the contentious, melancholic balance of survival

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Ben Whishaw, unsurprisingly, is quietly compelling as a troubled young doctor in this hospital drama by Adam Kay, who trained in the British National Health Service before becoming a writer.

Chris Lang, creator of the great cold-case series "Unforgotten," made a few changes in this fact-based mini-series for British network ITV: Eddie Marsan plays a man who fakes his own death for insurance purposes, hoping that His case will go cold

A juicy and well-dressed addition to the history-like-cop-thriller genre that is terrifying and historically outrageous. Jérémie Laheurte plays a different but puppyish young cop based on a real policeman from turn-of-the-century Paris.

Eric Matti the Filipino filmmaker, working with Michiko Yamamoto Filipina screenwriter, has re-edited his festival-favorite films into a mini-series for HBO Asia.

Working from the bizarre-but-true story of a middle-aged British couple convicted long after of murdering their wife's parents, brilliant young British director Will Sharp created a show unlike anything else made for TV.

This icy, absorbing Swedish mini-series directed by Gustav Moller depicts a showdown between two powerfully frustrated women: the ambitious heiress of a family logging business whose father has disappeared and the director of a civilian missing-person search team desperate to take on.

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An fascinating quintet of Irish and British actresses — Eva Barthistall, Anne-Marie Duff, Sarah Greene, Eve Hewson and Sharon Horgan — star as the title's quarrelsome but devoted sister in this darkly comic murder mystery from Horgan, Brett Baer and Dave Finkel.

In three seasons, H.G. Welles' adaptation of Howard Overman's alien-invasion classic strikes a more disturbing than usual balance between physical horror and the contentious, melancholic balance of survival