Claire Berolina

A stately, affectionate biographical drama that moves at a gentle pace and lingers on a performer's life and voice.

It offers a stark look at the pressures of urban life under a restrictive political climate.

A slow, glossy portrait of a singer swallowed by fame, more melancholy mood piece than plot-driven drama.

A dazzling, decadent musical that seduces you with cabaret numbers while a chilling political darkness creeps in around the edges.

A gentle, nostalgic blend of stage performance and backstage drama that lingers on the charm of a beloved entertainer.

A thoughtful, music-filled portrait that asks you to sit with a life lived at the centre of political history.

A slow, earnest black-and-white tribute that immerses you in old Argentine music halls and working-class streets, more moving than gripping.

A gentle, old-fashioned daily serial that follows a singer's life with warmth and quiet perseverance, easy to dip into.

A brief, stately tribute that lets flamenco performance carry the mood, feeling more like a preserved cultural portrait than a plotted story.

A breezy, tuneful confection that glides by on charm, light comedy and old-Vienna sparkle.

A warm, music-filled biographical drama that traces a legendary singer's journey with heart and nostalgia.

A stately, sincere period drama that quietly builds resolve, letting you feel the sting of dismissal and the slow swell of determination.