What to watch this week? Series premieres March 25—31

March 25, Monday — "Circus!"

Comedy / STS

Timofey the orphanage boy, Seva the womanizer, and Valik the mama's boy are sent to the circus for correctional work. Here they learn that life behind the scenes of the circus is not as carefree as in the arena, but definitely not less crazy. The producer of the show was Edgard Zapashny, who starred in the series with his brother Askold.

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March 28, Thursday — "Ronia, the Robber's Daughter" / Ronja Rövardotter

Adventure, drama, fantasy / Netflix

Screen adaptation of Astrid Lindgren's novel of the same name about a girl named Ronia — the daughter of Mattis, an attacker of a band of robbers, and his wife Lovis. They live in a medieval castle surrounded by a magical forest full of strange and mysterious creatures. One day Ronia meets a boy named Birk from a rival gang. Despite their parents' enmity, the children become friends. So when a cruel bailiff arrives, intending to rid the neighborhood once and for all of the robbers, Ronia and Birk decide to run away into the woods together.

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March 28 — "We Were the Lucky Ones"

Drama / Hulu

The series, inspired by a true story and based on the novel of the same name by Georgia Hunter, will tell the story of a Jewish family separated at the beginning of World War II and determined to survive and reunite. The project will show the strength of the human spirit, which was able to withstand during the darkest period of the twentieth century.

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March 28 — "Big Mood"

Comedy / Channel 4

The series follows Maggie (Nicola Coughlan from "Bridgerton") and Eddie (Lydia West from "It's a Sin"), who have been friends for ten years and have been through fire and water. But when life's challenges become too much and Maggie's bipolar disorder returns, Eddie wonders if she and their friendship can handle it?

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March 29, Friday — "A Gentleman in Moscow" 

Drama, historical / Showtime

Screen adaptation of the best-selling novel by Amor Towles. Ewan McGregor plays Count Alexander Rostov, who, after the revolution, is court-martialed but avoids being shot. Instead, he is sent to the attic room of the luxurious Metropol Hotel, which he is not allowed to leave until his death. Years pass. Behind the doors of the hotel unfold one of the most terrible decades of Russian history, and at this time Count Rostov is trying to build a new life within the walls of the Metropol.

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March 29 — "Renegade Nell" 

Action, adventure, fantasy / Disney+

Nell Jackson is accused of murder, which she did not commit. The girl has to hide and to somehow survive, she becomes an outlaw, gradually turning into the most famous criminal of England of the XVIII century. One day she is visited by a magical spirit named Blind Billy and tells her that Nell has a great future ahead of her and she was not just where she was.

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March 31, Sunday — "Parish" 

Crime, drama / AMC

Gracián "Grey" Parish is a family man and owner of a high-end auto repair shop living a quiet life in New Orleans. Everything changes when his son is brutally murdered and his business begins to crumble. Unexpectedly, he finds the solution to all his problems when he meets an old friend with whom he once worked as a driver. Parish revisits his criminal past, which leads him to a confrontation with a crime syndicate.

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March 31 — "This Town" 

Drama, musical / BBC One

The series from Steven Knight, creator of "Peaky Blinders", will tell the story of a group of young people who start a rock band in the midst of the political unrest in Birmingham and Coventry in the early 80s. The show will show how creativity can be born out of violence and street fighting.

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