Feminicides

A chilling, methodical true-crime procedural that pulls you into the psychology of ordinary women turned killers.

A sobering, clear-eyed documentary that immerses you in a national crisis, leaving you shaken and thoughtful long after each episode.

A sober, methodical true-crime account that follows two determined women through a long investigation, feeling tense and quietly moving without sensationalism.

A sober, methodical deep dive that walks you through real mysteries and social failures, leaving a lingering unease.

A somber, unsettling plunge into real grief and bodycam dread, leaving a lingering chill long after each episode ends.

A sober, closely observed look at difficult institutional work, carrying a heavy sense of urgency and grief without sensationalism.

Sober investigators recount grim real cases, building quiet tension through procedure and recollection rather than spectacle.

A somber, testimony-driven documentary that revisits a notorious crime with journalistic care, leaving a heavy, reflective aftertaste.

A sober, heartbreaking plunge into grief and grassroots resistance, demanding sustained attention as it confronts institutional failure and patriarchal violence.

You shadow real detectives through grim, ticking-clock murder cases, feeling the pressure and grimness of the work.

A brief, sobering piece that confronts real violence with restraint, leaving a heavy quiet that lingers after it ends.

A sober, detail-heavy walk through real French murder cases, more chilling for its calm narration than any dramatisation.