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From Clark to Parallel Mothers, the best on demand TV to watch this week

From Bill Skarsgard s take on the infamous gangster Clark Olofsson to Penélope Cruz in Parallel Mothers, here s the best on demand TV to watch this week.

Norwegian WWII drama wins top International Emmy | Culture | Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW

The 49th annual awards ceremony honors the best TV shows produced outside of the USA. While Netflix was once again in the spotlight, other networks also had a chance to shine.

Niv Sultan talks behind the scenes of Tehran, the newest Israeli thriller

Share Deep in the heart of Tehran, a Mossad agent works against the clock to carry out a top-secret mission aimed at paving the way for an IDF airstrike against an Iranian nuclear reactor.  For once, this isn’t a story ripped from the headlines. Rather, it’s the plot of “Tehran,” an Israeli-Iranian espionage thriller coming to Apple TV+ this week after a successful run in Israel. The first three episodes of the show which hit airwaves in Israel in June will arrive on the streaming platform on Friday, with the remaining five installments released weekly. In the show, the streets of Tehran are actually in Athens, the Iranian-born Mossad agent is an Israeli actress with Moroccan heritage and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard henchman is played by a Jewish-Iranian expat living in Los Angeles. And that dissonance perfectly personifies the fast-paced new thriller, which blurs the traditional lines of good guys and bad guys and works to humanize the very enemy people have bee

Brave artists defy Iranian regime

Brave artists defy Iranian regime We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Brave artists defy Iranian regime By Cat Woods Save Normal text size Advertisement Israeli singer and actress Liraz Charhi’s latest album has come at an unusually high cost – countless sleepless nights, concern about reprisals and the constant fear she was risking her collaborators’ lives. To make Zan (“Woman”) Charhi defied the fundamentalist regime in Iran to work in secret with a group of Persian artists, many of whom were so terrified they chose to remain anonymous. “I had this big dream to record an album with Iranian artists,” says Charhi. “I was very naive because it wasn’t easy. I posted to Instagram in late 2019 that I was looking for Iranian artists to co-operate with for my new album, I got overwhelmed with messages.”

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