“Sergius against evil spirits” – season 3: “Yaga”
direction. Andrey Volgin and Maxim Kondratenko
Where and when to watch: In Kion – from February 1.
The sequel to the urban fantasy comedy about a former priest who begins hunting evil spirits. Sergius in new episodes (Roman Mayakin) Makes a dubious deal with Yaga (Elena Podkaminskaya) for the sake of saving his partner and lover – police officer Katya (Lukerya Ilyashenko).
“Mr. and Mrs. Smith” – Season 1
created by Francesca Sloan and Donald Glover
Where and when to watch: On Amazon Prime Video – starting February 2.
A reimagining of the 2005 cult action-comedy Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The spy duo is now played by 4len’s Atlanta writer Donald Glover and Maya Erskine, replacing Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie (replacing Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who left the project for creative reasons). differences) and the plot took the opposite turn: Two spies who did not know each other were tasked with pretending to be a married couple.
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” – Season 12
created by Larry David
Where and when to watch: On HBO starting February 5.
The 24-year-old sitcom’s final season stars Seinfeld creator Larry David as a fictionalized version of himself, a semi-retired writer and producer living in Los Angeles.
“Tokyo Vice” – Season 2
created by J.T. Rogers
Where and when to watch: At Max – from February 8th.
Second episode produced by Michael Mann (“Fight”) Crime drama about an American journalist (Ansel Elgort) and a Japanese police officer (Ken Watanabe) in Tokyo’s underworld at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Abbott Elementary School – Season 3
created by Quinta Brunson
Where and when to watch: On ABC starting February 8.
It’s the third season of the mockumentary sitcom about the emotional faculty of a Philadelphia public school.
“Survivors” – Season 2: “Awakening”
created by Andrey Proshkin and Evgeny Emelin
Where and when to watch: In Okko – from February 8.
The sequel to the post-apocalyptic thriller about a world faced with an unknown virus that causes people to fall into a coma after two hours of sleep. But it seems some still manage to wake up.
“New Look: Style Revolution” (“New Look”) – Season 1
created by Todd A. Kessler
Where and when to watch: On Apple TV+ starting February 14.
Biographical drama about fashion designer Christian Dior living in post-war Paris. There he creates a revolutionary women’s clothing collection that the American press calls “The New Look.” Ben Mendelsohn played Dior, Juliette Binoche played Coco Chanel, and the cast also included Maisie Williams, John Malkovich, Emily Mortimer and Claes Bang.
“The Prestige” – season 1
direction. Sergey Sentsov
Where and when to watch: Initially – from February 15th.
A detective story by Sergei Sentsov, director of the film “1703”, about big little lies and the murder of a nanny in an elite village investigated by the “local police queen” Elizaveta Egorovna. (Irina Rozanova).
“Constellation” – mini-series
created by Peter Harness
Where and when to watch: On Apple TV+ starting February 21.
A psychological thriller about an astronaut who returns home alone after an accident on the ISS and discovers that important elements of his life have disappeared.
Avatar The Last Airbender
created by Albert Kim
Where and when to watch: On Netflix starting February 22.
The second live-action adaptation of the cult animated series about the young airbender (the first attempt was made by M. Night Shyamalan in 2010), Avatar Aang, who can control all four elements, goes on an adventure with his friends. A journey to defeat the Fire Lord and end centuries of war between nations.
“The Killer Inside” – Season 1
direction. Vladimir Mirzoev
Where and when to watch: In Kinopoisk – from February 22.
The film is based on Israeli author Mike Omer’s first novel in his detective series about a brilliant profiler. Action from Chicago to St. Moved to St. Petersburg and Zoe Bentley became Zoya Volgina (Anastasia Evgrafova). With IC employee Timofey Volokh (Tikhon Zhiznevsky) The hero will search for a maniac strangler who turns the corpses of his victims into dolls.
“The Walking Dead: The Living” – miniseries
created by Scott M. Gimple and Danai Gurira
Where and when to watch: On AMC starting February 26.
A spinoff of “The Walking Dead” about Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira’s characters Rick and Michonne, who returned to the series in the final episode of the original series.
“shogun”
created by Rachel Kondo and Justin Marks
Where and when to watch: Starting February 28 on FX and Hulu.
It is adapted from James Clavell’s novel Shogun, which is about 17th century Japan. At the center of the story are two heroes and a heroine: John Blackthorn, an English sailor-adventurer who finds himself in the Land of the Rising Sun as a result of a shipwreck; Toranaga, the powerful and cunning daimyo (the name given to elite samurai) who made Blackthorn his right-hand man; and Mariko, a samurai who tries to prove herself despite her dishonorable origins. They are played by Cosmo Jarvis (“Arguments of Reason”), Hiroyuki Sanada (Japanese for “Ring”) and Anna Sawai (“Ruler”: Legacy of Monsters”).
“Highway Artist” – Season 1
direction. Dmitry Gribanov
Where and when to watch: At Start and Wink – from February 29th.
Comedy starring Yuri Stoyanov as a recidivist thief, the Artist, who is released after one term and wants to retire by living off the loot. The cache is located in the house where the Artist’s daughter-in-law and grandchildren apparently live. To achieve riches, the criminal must dress as an old woman and find a job as a nanny for her own grandchildren.