If you liked So far so good, here are three shows you can’t miss

Regardless of the strong criticism surrounding Nawell Madani’s series, just released on Netflix, have you devoured it? If you swallowed all eight episodes of So far, so good in a weekend, you are most certainly looking for new ideas for series to watch. With this original creation for Netflix, the comedian hit hard. His first series prances in the top of the platform since its release. When we talk about drugs, money, family tensions, it’s a safe bet that it thrills the spectators. Because it is indeed of all that which it is question in So far, so good. The youngest brother in the family is in trouble for acts he knowingly committed. Her sisters and her niece, led by popular television journalist Farah (Nawell Madani), try to help her at all costs. Without knowing it, they actually make things worse. And everything is accelerating. The private and professional lives of the three sisters then find themselves drawn into this spiral from which they must absolutely get the family out. While we can’t promise you’ll find the same energy that Farah and her sisters show throughout the series released on Netflix on April 7, here are three titles that will immerse you in the fight and the crime.

Get caught up in the race with Robbers on Netflix

We start with Robbers, a series by Julien Leclercq well known to Netflix subscribers. If it already has two seasons, this French series is actually based on a film, also directed by Julien Leclercq. The scenario is quite similar, at the outset, to that of So far, so good. On the program: drugs and family. The story begins with Shaïnez and her friend Liana (played by Tracy Gotoas). In Belgium, they pretend to be crooks so they can steal a man’s belongings from his hotel room. They leave with a bag, but rather than wads of cash, they find drugs in large quantities. Second problem: the man they robbed depends on a big trafficker. And he will not agree not to get his hands on his product. Shaïnez is kidnapped and it is her uncle, Medhi, played by Sami Bouajila, who is responsible for doing everything to save her. Accompanied by Liana, he finds himself forced to break the law to recover his niece.

up to the sky to aim for the stars in the streets of Madrid

If you’re in the mood for a Latin-tinged thriller, head over to Up to the sky : the series you will have to turn. As its title subtly suggests, this Spanish series is actually the sequel to the film up to the sky. But as Robbers, the series can very well be watched without having seen the film. All that matters is to understand that Solé, the main character, is devastated after the death of her friend, Angel, a Madrid criminal. He lost his life after engaging in dark stories when he met a certain Estrella, as a couple, in a nightclub. It was then time for Solé to build his own life. Even if it means making, in turn, bad choices and maintaining bad associations. But above all, what drives him is to find the people who hide behind Angel’s death. And the young woman is determined.

Furtivefor the crime that tastes like despair

Finally, if it’s an English sound that you want after having loved the French series produced by Nawell Madani, we suggest you immerse yourself in Furtive. This South African series promises to take your guts. We follow Zenzile Mwale, a young mother, housekeeper. While her husband is in prison for murder, he is released but disappears. She finds herself lost, forced to take on the household without knowing where her husband has gone. A situation that plunges her into deep stress. One thing leading to another, she begins to commit murders. Invisible to the eyes of the rest of society, in particular because of her work, she slips through the cracks. But can we really live in secrecy and crime without any consequences ever arising on us? Not so sure.

Article written in collaboration with 6Médias