Charlie Chan's Greatest Case

A creaky but charming whodunit that ambles through Parisian shadows with gentle humour and a twinkle-eyed amateur sleuth.

A breezy, wisecracking whodunit that hops between glamorous ports, more about charm and banter than dread.

A gentle, cozy whodunit that ambles through Irish scenery, offering mild suspense and familiar comfort rather than thrills.

A sparkling, witty whodunit that balances playful banter with a twisty mystery, making for an effortlessly charming and engaging watch.

A brisk, tidy little whodunit that moves through theatre-world suspicion with light charm and little menace.

A light, brisk whodunit with gentle comedy and a touch of wartime intrigue, easy to watch and mildly suspenseful.

A breezy, buddy-action ride with big laughs, punchy fights, and a warm family heart beneath the chaos.

A cozy, low-stakes whodunit that ambles along pleasantly, inviting you to guess the culprit without ever really rattling you.

A stately silent-era detective yarn, all shadowed rooms and careful deduction, rewarding patience with a slow unravelling of old secrets.

A stately, talky whodunit that takes its time, letting family loyalty and class manners simmer under a polite surface.

A breezy, bantering whodunit that treats murder as a playful puzzle, with a whistle as the hook.

A cozy, lighthearted whodunit that mixes holiday cheer with family secrets, easy to watch and mildly suspenseful.