The first week of February (from the 2nd to the 8th) will delight viewers with a number of new series. During this period, one can see tense survival stories in areas with anomalies, family dramas about seeking forgiveness, as well as dynamic action films dedicated to the fight against extremism. Special attention is drawn to the return of well-known characters in new seasons and bold comedies telling stories about the Parisian underground.
“Reservation,” thriller, premiere (February 2)
Sergey, a former police officer, returns to his hometown, which is now isolated from the outside world due to a mysterious anomaly. This area has become known as a reservation, where communication is absent and usual rules do not apply, and attempts to leave it end tragically. In hopes of uncovering the reasons behind the anomaly and saving his loved ones, Sergey infiltrates the closed territory. But the anomaly is not his only adversary.
“Get Back on Your Feet,” drama, premiere (February 5)
An old man, having served 20 years in prison, returns to his hometown and discovers that he has a daughter, Olya, who has limited mobility. At the same time, he must deal with an unfinished business: his former accomplice, Rakhimov, who is now free, has become successful, forgetting about the Old Man. Under police supervision, the Old Man is ordered to live with his daughter.
“Salvador,” drama, premiere (February 6)
Salvador Aguirre (Luis Tosar), an ambulance driver, saves his daughter Milena (Claudia Salas) during a fight between ultras and discovers that she has joined a radical neo-Nazi group. To understand what happened to his daughter and save her, he infiltrates the gang, facing violence and brutality. Principal photography takes place in Madrid starting September 2024, where the creators aim for maximum realism, using on-location shooting to demonstrate the contrast between normal life and the dangerous world of extremists.
“Dona Beja,” drama, premiere (February 2)
The story unfolds in 19th century Brazil, where the life of Ana Jacinta (Graci Massafera) changes after being kidnapped by a powerful official (Roberto Bontempo). Upon returning home, she faces disdain and the loss of her beloved (David Junior). To take revenge and regain her power, she becomes known as Dona Beja, dictating her own rules in Arash.
“Lincoln Lawyer,” drama, fourth season (February 5)
The plot of the series revolves around Mickey Haller, a lawyer who handles his cases directly from the back seat of his car. He interacts with both ordinary citizens and high-ranking officials, unafraid to speak the truth. Mickey chooses court cases that can bring him both financial gain and popularity.
“First and Last,” drama, third season (January 30)
The series spans 14 years of the life of Barış and Deniz — from their first date to their divorce. Their relationship resembles a rollercoaster: it was initially full of passion, then they began to oppress each other, approaching a breakup. Now they must figure out what caused their changes: time itself or life circumstances.
“Suburb,” comedic detective, premiere (February 8)
A couple (Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall) returns to the husband's home, hoping for a quiet life in a picturesque suburb. However, their dreams are shattered when the strange behavior of their neighbors raises suspicions, and they begin to watch them, believing that dangerous secrets lie behind the apparent idyll.
“Queens of the Heist,” drama, premiere (February 5)
Four friends from a troubled Paris suburb, tired of poverty and social injustice, decide to carry out a series of daring heists on armored cars. This risky venture promises them financial stability, but amateurism and internal conflicts threaten to derail their plans. The script of this ambitious project is based on the harsh reality of life in French suburbs, where social inequality breeds criminal stories. The creators aim to portray the real struggles of the heroines, avoiding excessive glamorization of the criminal world.
An overview of new and ongoing series this week (from January 26 to February 1) can be found here.
