Weekend viewing tips: Invasion, The Office, Tesla, Broke and more

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We hardly watch traditional TV anymore. Streaming video services like Apple TV+ (try for free), Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video are more important than ever. But local providers such as Videoland, Film1 and Ziggo also have plenty to offer. More series are added every week and it is nice to know which series, films and documentaries really stand out. We have therefore made a selection.

New on Apple TV+: Invasion

An expensive sci-fi series on Apple TV+. In ten episodes you get to know different people and families in different places in the world. They all face alien threats. The series would have cost around 200 million dollars and is very ambitious. The story is loosely based on the story of ‘The War of the Worlds’ from H.G. Wells.

Sam Neill plays the role of sheriff, who is on his way to retirement. He finds evidence of alien life. Meanwhile, Shamier Anderson is in the Middle East. He plays a soldier who will fight against aliens. And Shioli Kutsana is an aerospace engineer preparing for a major rocket launch. We also see Golshifteh Farahani as a distraught mother and Billy Barratt as a British child who is being bullied. All five face the alien invasion, but in different ways.

Watch: Invasion

New at Disney+

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Here's another list of the new content that can be seen on Disney+ from Wednesday, October 27:

  • Crimi Clowns: Comic crime series with Johnny de Mol. Student is kicked out of the Amsterdam film academy and becomes involved in his father's criminal activities.
  • Spitz brothers: Belgian drama series about the rivalry between two footballing brothers: one gets a professional contract, the other doesn't.
  • Amigo’s< /strong>: Belgian series about five prisoners, who agree to start a restaurant together as soon as they are free again. They want to lead an honest life that way. But does it work?
  • Liar: British thriller series. A teacher dates a successful surgeon and later accuses him of rape. A psychological joust ensues.
  • Keeping Faith: Wales crime series. A lawyer's husband suddenly disappears, only to discover his double life and other secrets.
  • What We Do in the Shadows: Comedic series. Vampires share an apartment in New York. The first season has already aired on Comedy Central.

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Inside Job

On display at: Netflix

Lizard people ? Real. The moon landing? Fake. A strange genius and her dysfunctional colleagues have a day job managing the world's conspiracies.

Night Teeth

On display at: Netflix

A young driver picks up two mysterious women who are going out for a night. But when his passengers reveal their true nature, he must fight for his life.

Richard Jewell

On display on: Netflix

Richard Jewell becomes known worldwide in 1996 as the security guard who finds the bomb during an attempted attack in Atlanta. Countless lives are saved. But soon Jewell himself becomes the FBI's prime suspect and is pilloried by both the press and the public. Jewell enlists the help of independent attorney Watson Bryant and insists he is innocent. An uphill battle against the combined forces of the FBI and local authorities ensues. Based on a true story.

The Office

On display at: Netflix

Remake of Ricky Gervais' British sitcom, now in an American version. This time Steve Carell is the office manager, who also takes care of the most awkward situations here. Nine seasons are coming.

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Tesla

Can be seen at: Videoland

< p>Nikola Tesla fights an uphill battle to get his new invention off the ground. Dissatisfied with the greed of his colleague Thomas Edison, he works on an alternating current generator and motor. As a European, it is difficult for him to settle in America where the industrial revolution is still in its infancy and where intellectual property hides many caveats.

Broke

On display at : Amazon Prime Video

A disgraced sports star and gambling addict tries to change his life with the support of his biggest fan.

Sardar Udham

Featured at: Amazon Prime Video

A young Sardar Udham was deeply shocked by the massacre of Jallianwala Bagh. He escaped to the mountains of Afghanistan and reached London in 1933-34. There Udham spent the most decisive 6 years of his life, rekindling the revolution. On March 13, 1940, 21 years after carrying the unhealed wound, Udham Singh murdered Michael O'Dwyer, the man who was at the helm in Punjab in April 1919.

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Succession

On display at: Ziggo

Succesion follows the lives of the Roy family, exploring the future and control of the media and entertainment conglomerate once their aging father (Brian Cox ) begins to step back.

The Mauritanian

Seen at: Pathé At home

After 9/11, Mohamedou is arrested and detained without fair trial in Guantamo Bay. Slowly he loses all hope, until he meets lawyer Nancy.

To compile this list we have – with permission of course – made use of the info from Nieuwdezeweek.nl