Coming to MHz Choice in July (2018)

Camorra: the most ruthless mafia organization Italy has ever known. Criminal genius Francesco Russo (“O’ Malese”) rises to leadership through sheer ferocity; Judge Esposito, from the same region as the Camorra, refuses to bend.

After five years working for Europol in The Hague, Johan Falk (Jakob Eklund) returns to Gothenburg to work with the special operations group GSI – an elite unit within the Swedish police. Falk becomes the handler for a deep cover informant named Frank Wagner (Joel Kinnaman) and together they battle organized crime in Gothenburg and beyond.

Teenage Lena is horrified when her anti-disciplinarian mother moves their family in with her Turkish boyfriend and his two kids. Cultures clash and hormones rage in this hilarious and critically-acclaimed German comedy!

The immensely popular German comedy returns for a brand-new season! Bjarne Mädel stars as Heiko “Schotty” Schotte, a man whose love of beer, soccer and women is surpassed only by his dedication to the art of crime scene cleaning – and the existential situations and bizarre characters he encounters in the course of his work. These new episodes see Schotty matching wits with a female humanoid robot, a moderately talented clown, an ice cream-obsessed young man, a hyper-PC mom-to-be and, most frightening of all… a management consultant!

Police captain Laure Bertraud returns to work as she and her team begin a complex new investigation after a human torso is discovered in a pile of garbage in the 20th arrondissement in Paris. Meanwhile, a high profile criminal trial tempts ambitious lawyer Joséphine Karlsson, and Judge Roban faces a health crisis. This new season pushes every character to their limit, and forces them all to question long-standing affiliations and beliefs. Available in the U.S. only.

Klaus Borowski (Axel Milberg) is back in all his enigmatic glory in Season 3 of Tatort: Borowski! Get ready for nine new episodes in which he cracks cases with the help of his talented assistant, Sarah Brandt (Sibel Kekilli, Game of Thrones). Some familiar faces surface in this season – like Magnus Krepper (Inspector Winter) playing a Swedish colleague in the season premiere and psychologist Frieda Jung (Maren Eggert) in a wrenching season finale. The stories continue to examine complex issues like poverty and drug addiction, leaving the viewer with more questions than answers. But with Klaus on the case, one is invariably entertained. Nothing intrigues like a man with investigative superpowers, especially if he’s got heart and a social blind spot or two.