After delving into the Navajo Nation with the psychological thriller ‘Dark Winds’ and discovering the masterful twist of ‘The Trials’, this week good series quotes choose from. Below is all of our offers.
1. ‘Parks and Recreation’: A classic re-emerged
In 2018, we celebrated the arrival of ‘Parks and Recreation’, a cult ‘sitcom’ hitherto unreleased in Spain, to Prime Video. It flew out of the catalog in a few years, but HBO Max is bringing it back into our lives on Monday. This is the opportunity to (re)discover political satire It’s about Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler, also producer), an official with the Department of Parks and Recreation in Pawnee, Indiana. The great cast includes Adam Scott (‘Separation’) or a pre-Jurassic Chris Pratt. hbo maxMonday, the 18th day.
2. ‘Viking: A Narco’s Tale’: or ‘Narcos’ in Scandinavian style
Alex Høgh Andersen (Ivar in ‘Vikings’) gets under the skin of Claus Malmqvist, one of Europe’s most powerful drug traffickers ever, and was sentenced to sixteen years in prison in 2007 for the most notorious smuggling case in Denmark: ten three tons of marijuana and five hundred kilos of cocaine. Between ‘true crime’ documentary and fictionalized biographyPeter Anthony’s miniseries approaches the character from a criminal standpoint and the most personal and familiar. filmTuesday, 19th day.
3. ‘Inside No. 9 (S7)’: extraordinary new stories
Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith’s dark comic anthology returns to our screens with six impossible tales. be ready a walk around the lake ending in an emotional tsunami, a mysterious disappearance, a kidnapping during construction, or a man marked by a television owl. Surprisingly, Catalan Guillem Morales isn’t directing any episodes this time, instead being replaced by veteran Louise Hooper (“Flesh and blood”, now “Sandman”). Your movie, Friday, Day 22.
4. ‘Primitive (T2)’: primitive emotion
Almost two years after the premiere of its previous episodes, season two of ‘Primal’, the (allegedly) prehistoric action series from animator Genndy Tartakovsky, who previously brought us ‘Dexter’s Laboratory’ and ‘Samurai Jack’, has finally arrived. Emotional for his mind-blowing ambitionexplains the unexpected friendship between a caveman and a dinosaur with almost no dialogue. In season two, Spear and Fang go to save Mira. HBO Max from Friday the 22nd.
5. ‘Rap sh!t’: Issa Rae at home (or almost)
From assistant to ‘showrunner’ for ‘Insecure’, Syreeta Singleton has been a screenwriter for it and now her own drama ‘Rap sh!t’ is a ‘showrunner’. portrait of the music industry From the perspective of former high school classmates Shawna (Aida Osman) and Mia (KaMillion), they team up to form a rap group. Singleton doesn’t distance himself from his ‘Insecure’ family: Its co-creator and protagonist, Issa Rae, is producing and writing the first episode of the series. HBO Max from Friday the 22nd.