Netflix has unveiled a raft of programming updates for its service around the world, with a ramping up of efforts in Latin America and a host of shows unveiled across Europe. To read coverage of the latter, click here. Sports is also on the slate in the far north, with an as-yet untitled documentary tracking the departure of the Expos baseball team from Montreal, Quebec.
Limited series Wayward rounds out the Canadian slate for , with executive producer, co-showrunner, and star of the show, Mae Martin, at the Toronto event to talk up the thriller. Bringing together a cop in a seemingly idyllic small town, two Toronto teenagers, and a mysterious school for troubled teens, Woodrow said Martin underlined the type of creative Netflix wants to work in Canada. Netflix might be a global streamer, but its attention is now on a country-by-country basis in many regions.
Nowhere was this underlined more than in Europe, where it held separate events in five countries, in addition to a pan-Nordics focused Next on Netflix.
Talent including Ruby O. Luca Argentero and Giulia Michelini joining the vice-president of content to announce their new series Motorvalley.
It explores the story of the Jan Hevelius ferry that sank during a raging storm in on the Baltic Sea. Contrasting that is a second season of satirical comedy series , while the second instalment of the Furioza film franchise, Furioza Again, returns to the conflict between ultras groups fighting for control over the city. Key shows for include young adult title Olympo , which is set in a high-performance sports center, and film She Walks in Darkness, a thriller about a policewoman infiltrated in ETA.
