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10: One Trillion Dollars
This series, which was created by Florian BM and Stefan Holtz, focuses on a bike courier in Berlin whose life unexpectedly changes after he gets a $1 trillion fortune. But there is a prophecy associated with this enormous wealth. He must use this wealth to restore humanity’s lost future. The series highlights the difficulties associated with great riches and the ability to shape the future as he struggles with his increased responsibilities.
9: The Gryphon
AOL Yaya and Sebastian Maria created this fantasy television series that takes place in Germany in the 1990s. This fantasy series explores The Black Tower, a parallel universe where humanity is in danger from a monstrous organization. The youngster at the center of the story discovers that he has an extraordinary ability to use his mind to travel between worlds. Along with his friends, he sets out on a mission to save humanity, facing obstacles from the monstrous creature and the troubled past of his family.
8: Luden
This series, which was created by Nicholas Hoffman, Peter Kila, and Raphael Parente, explores the grim world of a notorious pimp cartel in the 1980s on Hamburg’s Reeperbahn. It depicts the volatile age of the sexual revolution, the disco wave, and the rising AIDS pandemic and is inspired by true events. The story shows the redevelopment of a well-known red-light district while focusing on the power battles that exist inside the prostitution and drug usage underground.
7: Kohlrabenschwarz
Christian von Aster and Tommy Crop Weiss are the creators of the mystery television series Robin Schwartz. Translated as “Coal Black Like a Raven,” this series follows a burned-out psychiatrist who finds peace in the Alps only to discover he is dealing with a bizarre case. He finds himself in a community overtaken by cults, strange child disappearances, insanity, and unsettling secrets. As he investigates further, he finds a dark truth that puts more lives in danger and challenges him to act before it’s too late.
6: The Therapy
Alexander M. Ralin is the creator of the thriller television series, The Therapy. In this gripping story, the mysterious loss of the therapist’s daughter causes complete chaos in his life. Two years later, a lady who comes for help says she has schizophrenia and is dreaming about crimes that will eventually happen. The therapist’s perception of reality starts to change as he realises a possible link between these visions and his daughter’s loss, taking him down a mysterious path.
5: War Sailor
“War Sailor,” created by Gunnar Vikin and Maria Eov, tells the story of Sailor Alfred’s unexpected journey across the Atlantic Ocean during the start of World War II. Alfred and his friends face the horrific realities of war head-on after being thrust into the center of the battle without access to any weapons. The show tells a gripping story that highlights the crucial but frequently disregarded role that sailors performed during this time of world turmoil.
4: Dear Child
It’s a crime drama miniseries that explores the complex fallout after a lady and her two children are freed from heroin slavery, created by Isabelle Celd and Julian Porksen. Unraveling a web of identities and starting an uncomfortable quest for truth, the investigation into their past reveals complex ties to a perplexing disappearance thirteen years before. The show promises viewers an engaging and introspective journey by creating a balance between psychological suspense and strong emotional resonance.
3: German Crime Story: Shackled
This series, which was created by Florian Schwarz and Michael PR, explores a strange and horrifying true crime case from Germany. It shows an unemployed man kidnapping his wife and holding her as hostage in an abandoned atomic bunker while demanding a large ransom as retaliation against his former boss. This bold deed captivates and shocks the entire country by starting an extraordinary manhunt.
2: Spy/Master
“Spy Master,” created by Kirsten Peters and Adena Sidono, takes viewers on a thrilling journey back to the Cold War era. At its heart is Victor Ganu, a trusted advisor to a Romanian dictator. What most don’t know is that Ganu is also a secret agent for the KGB. When his cover is jeopardized, Ganu must navigate a diplomatic trip to Germany with cunning to safeguard himself and his loved ones. As he walks this tightrope, he must outsmart both his own government and the vigilant KGB to ensure his survival.
1: The Interpreter of Silence
“Interpreter of Silence,” a historical drama miniseries crafted by Annette Hess, explores German history, particularly the war and concentration camps. Through the lens of a courtroom drama, the series examines a trial held two decades post-World War II, focusing on punishing those responsible for mass executions. The perspective of a German-Polish translator immerses viewers in the horrors, experiencing them as if for the first time.
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