Netflix’s International Line-Up: What to Expect Beyond Squid Game
Fans of international TV were thrilled to hear about the return of South Korean sensation Squid Game for a third and final season at Netflix’s recent global program showcase. But the streaming giant has a lot more in store for its viewers, including some exciting new projects featuring big stars from around the world.
French actor Omar Sy, known for his role in Lupin, will be presenting his latest feature French Lover, a romantic drama that follows his character as he falls for the girl next door. Meanwhile, German talent Matthias Schweighöfer, who starred in Army of Thieves, is returning with Brick, a sci-fi thriller that promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Mexican actor Alfonso Herrera, recognized for his roles in Ozark and Rebel Moon, will be starring in Las Muertas, a limited series based on a novel about two sisters who run a dark business.
Aside from these highlights, Netflix has a diverse array of international content lined up for this year. In Europe, viewers can look forward to shows like Astérix & Obélix: The Big Fight from France, Poldi from Germany, Il Gattopardo from Italy, and more. In Spain, new titles include She Walks in Darkness and Alcaraz: A Mi Manera. Polish viewers can anticipate Heweliusz and the second season of 1670.
Moving to the Americas, Argentina will be premiering Atrapados and El Eternauta, while Brazil will showcase the final season of Sintonia and Love is Blind Brazil. Canada’s offerings include the Indigenous-led comedy North of North and the limited series Wayward. Mexico will see the return of The Accident for a second season, along with new projects like Me Late Que Sí and Las Muertas, as well as a documentary on Juan Gabriel.
With such a robust and diverse lineup of international content, Netflix is set to keep viewers entertained and engaged throughout the year. Whether you’re a fan of thrillers, comedies, or documentaries, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on the streaming platform.