From March 9 to 15, viewers can look forward to many interesting premieres, among which stand out performances by top Hollywood stars. Nicole Kidman will play a forensic expert in a dark thriller, while Michelle Pfeiffer will try to start a new life in picturesque Montana.
Adventure fans will enjoy the continuation of the pirate story, while lovers of intricate plots will see a Spanish drama about fateful mistakes and family secrets.
“Scarpetta,” crime thriller, premiere (March 11)
The plot centers around Kay Scarpetta (played by Nicole Kidman) — a forensic expert returning to Virginia, where she is set to take her former position. Along the way, she will face difficult personal and professional conflicts, including a strained relationship with her sister Dorothy, filled with grievances and secrets.
“One Piece: Big Score,” fantasy, second season (March 12)
This adventure series is based on the popular manga and tells the story of Monkey D. Luffy, a novice pirate who dreams of becoming the King of the Pirates. He gathers a crew and sets sail into the open sea in search of the legendary treasure hidden by Gol D. Roger. Whoever finds the treasure can become the leader of all pirates, but Luffy faces dangerous trials along the way.
“Madison River,” drama, premiere (March 14)
The Clayburn family, having endured a heavy loss, decides to start a new life. In search of peace of mind, they leave bustling New York and move to the quiet valley of the Madison River in Montana. Will the picturesque landscapes and solitude help them cope with their grief? Michelle Pfeiffer stars in the lead role.
“Wild Rose,” action film, premiere (March 12)
Roosevelt, known as Rose (Omarion), is a hitman from a family of elite assassins who use charity as a cover. When his wife and daughter go missing, he begins his own investigation that calls into question his loyalty to his family and the organization.
“That Night,” crime thriller, premiere (March 13)
While vacationing in the Dominican Republic, Elena (Clara Galle) accidentally hits a man with her car. In a panic, she turns to her sisters, Paula (Claudia Salas) and Chris (Paula Usero), for help. Together, they decide to cover up the crime to protect the youngest sister, who has a child. But this decision sets off a chain of lies that will destroy their lives. The script is based on the bestseller by Gillian McAllister.
“Fatal Seduction,” crime drama, third season (March 13)
The story explores how sometimes people do not know the truth about those who live nearby. The main character, a married woman, embarks on a dangerous journey over the weekend. Far from home, she encounters the destructive power of fatal attraction, leading to tragic consequences and forcing her to uncover what her loved ones are hiding from her.
“Virgin River,” melodrama, seventh season (March 12)
The series revolves around Mel, a young woman who takes a job as a midwife in the small Californian town of Virgin River. She tries to leave her painful past behind, but soon realizes that life in the countryside is full of surprises. Mel also faces the need to confront her inner fears to find happiness.
“Caesar,” comedy, premiere (March 10)
Gesha Korostylev, a security guard, has long come to terms with the mundanity of his life, but unexpectedly learns that his ancestor was the famous general Caesar. Although his great-grandfather had a more down-to-earth name — Colonel Caesar, this does not stop Gesha from making ambitious plans. Inspired by his new identity, he leaves his wife and begins a relationship with the ambitious Cleopatra, believing that great achievements await him.
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