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The Fortune is a gripping, psychological drama that asks: what if your past isn’t what you think it is?
Yaga is a genre-defying dramatic thriller that reclaims the story of the wicked old witch and turns her into the beating heart of a modern mystery.
Fusing compelling intergenerational family drama with the chaotic intimacy of medical series, Blessed Sacrament follows the Blessing sisters – surgeon Peg, nurse Brie, and administrator Amelia – as they save lives at the hospital that is their family’s legacy under the watchful eye of their formidable mother, hospital CEO Margaret.
Based on the best-selling novel Trust by Chris Hammer, the sequel to Scrublands and Silver , the four-part season jumps back a decade to unravel a devastating secret.
Slo Pitch is centred around a queer, underdog, slo pitch softball team and their dedicated and determined coach.
The Service is a dramedy set in the world of Canadian espionage, where national security collides with office politics, prickly egos, and decidedly unglamourous tradecraft.
UK-based defamation lawyer Adelaide Craig (Rachel Griffiths) has spent the last twenty years carving out a ferocious reputation in the courts.
When Fran is accused of being Alice Bell, a notorious serial killer’s lover and Britain’s most hated woman now hiding under a new identity, her family’s happy life implodes in a wave of mob hate.
Based on the bestselling novel by acclaimed Australian author and former journalist, Tim Ayliffe, John Bailey – The Enemy Within is a gripping new six-part crime thriller about an acclaimed war correspondent trying to outrun his demons, and his relentless search for the truth in a dangerous world.
The Death of Sherlock Holmes explores the missing chapter in the life of the world’s most famous detective and stars Rafe Spall (Under Salt Marsh, Trying) and Deleila Piasko (The Exposure, Transatlantic).
A new Swansea-based dark comedy-drama series.
West London duty solicitor Pierre (David Harewood, Sherwood, Homeland) is a force of nature: charming and funny, a glamorous character in an unglamorous profession, juggling the pressures of his job, a fragile personal life and just keeping his head above water financially.
From executive producer, director, and writer Jacob Tierney, and based on Rachel Reid’s best-selling cult classic novel, Heated Rivalry is a steamy romance set in the world of hockey.
A story about love, sex and passion - a reflection of the meaning of life and the relentless passage of time.
Based on the novel by Chris Hammer, bestselling author of Scrublands, Treasure & Dirt stars Michael Dorman (Territory), Liv Hewson (Yellowjackets), Sarah Peirse (The Twelve: Cape Rock Killer) and Thomas M. Wright (Wolfram).
In a charming northern town, London stylist turned salon owner Lily Petal finds that her retro 1970's chair inspires more than makeovers. This is a feel-good, fun, and life-affirming, crime procedural series where small-town gossip leads to big-time sleuthing.
When Raphaëlle, a young carer, becomes the personal attendant of Mathias’s grandfather, she falls under the spell of his girlfriend, Macha - a free-spirited young woman who works as a sex worker for vulnerable people.
A reimagining of the classic Canadian 1979 comedic film, Meatballs is a coming-of-age way-too late story that’s equal parts sweet and sexy.
Annie & Joey stands out as a bright, romantic dramedy filled with warmth, humor, and emotional sincerity.
Sins of Love is a parody of daytime soap operas, rich with exaggerated melodrama, absurd characters, and improbable plot twists.
In a single week, two Indigenous men are found frozen to death in the same remote location.
Set against a backdrop of social and political upheaval, young Gabrielle seeks to understand the world around her and emancipate herself.
Cerebrum takes you into the unexplored world of mental health where psychological suspense and police investigation are skillfully intertwined.
After 10 years of exile, Anna Brodeur is back in the lives of her loved ones, and finds reconnecting with her past a real challenge.
A queer teen seeking emancipation gets involved in an undercover operation targeting synthetic opioids in his school.
Bulges is a workplace comedy following the lovably eccentric staff at an iconic, once-thriving, not-so-family friendly Niagara Falls restaurant.
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