The most interesting series of June: from Korean cops to multiverses
Dark Matter: Science Fiction for True Connoisseurs
Dark Matter on Apple TV+ is a series that combines the best traditions of science fiction. The main character, Jason Dessen, abducts his doppelganger from a parallel world in an attempt to right the wrong of the past. Will he succeed? The answer to this question keeps the audience in suspense from start to finish.
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The Curtain: A New Approach to Political Thrillers
Curtain series on Disney+ offers a fresh take on the political thriller genre. The main character, MI-6 agent Imogen, uses non-standard methods to obtain information, which makes the series exciting and original. Elisabeth Moss, who performs the main role, proves her acting talent again.
Crash: Korean wit and action
Crash on Disney+ is a series that goes beyond the usual police dramas. Each series offers new, inventive crimes based on true events. This series mixes action and comedy into the genre, creating a unique blend that is worth seeing.
Beyond: A mystery drama with mysterious elements
Beyond on Amazon Prime returns for a second season, offering answers to many of the questions left by the first season. Expanding storylines and introducing new characters, the series promises even more mysteries and dramatic twists.
Evil-4: a mystical detective with elements of comedy
Evil 4 on Paramount+ continues its success by combining science, religion and mystical elements. The main character, Kristen, faces new challenges, and the series continues to keep the viewer on edge.
Connection: Korean police drama with an intense plot
The Connection from SBS is another example of Korean mastery of the police drama genre. The main character, Jang Jae-kyung, faces corruption, nepotism and drugs, creating an exciting and compelling plot.
Gatherings: teen dramas and mysteries
Gathering on Channel 4 is a mini-series exploring the complex relationships of teenagers in Liverpool. Each of the characters has their own problems and secrets, which makes the series very sensitive and emotional.
Editor: Emiliia Morozova