In the last week of March (from the 23rd to the 29th), viewers will be able to enjoy a multitude of new premieres covering a wide range of genres: from classic detective noir in Oslo to epic continuations of fantastic sagas about superheroes and space. Film enthusiasts will see both completely new thrillers, full of tension, and continuations of beloved crime stories, where the expertise of professionals becomes the decisive factor in solving complex cases.
“Detective Hole,” detective, premiere (March 24)
Detective Harry Hole, possessing a complex character, finds himself in a difficult situation: due to a colleague's betrayal, he loses his job, partner, and loved one. However, when a series of horrific ritual murders begins in Oslo, the police turn to him for help once again. Harry must not only catch a cunning maniac but also restore justice.
“Daredevil: Born Again,” fantasy, second season (March 27)
In the second season, Mayor Wilson Fisk intensifies his repression in New York, declaring a hunt for his arch-enemy — the Man Without Fear. However, beneath the mask is Matt Murdock, who is not going to give up. He decides to counterattack and dismantle Kingpin's corrupt empire, restoring hope to the residents of his city.
“For All Mankind,” fantasy, fifth season (March 29)
The series, created for Apple TV+, presents an alternative reality where the space race between the USSR and the USA developed differently. At the beginning of the plot, the Russians are the first to land on the Moon, planting their flag on its surface. While NASA loses funding, American astronauts continue to challenge their Russian counterparts.
“I Have a Very Bad Feeling,” thriller, premiere (March 26)
This atmospheric thriller, set at a wedding, tells the story of a young couple under pressure a week before their important event.
“The Autopsy Will Show,” crime, fifth season (March 24)
The plot focuses on a detective agency where serious crimes are investigated. The main characters, operative Oleg Gonchar and forensic expert Inga Vilkas, despite their disagreements, become a cohesive team, solving numerous complicated cases.
If you are interested in new and ongoing series that were presented this week (March 16 — 22), you can check them out here..
