The New York Times | Best TV Series of 2024 Selection

The Lesson

“This smart drama shows how the personal and the political are fused at every step.” - The New York Times

Doron Ben-David (Fauda) leads this award-winning, “based on a true story” drama. A classroom argument between a high school civics teacher (Ben-David) and his student (Maya Landsman, Dismissed) quickly spirals out of control, putting the two protagonists — and later the whole country — on a collision course.

The New York Times | Best TV Series of 2024 Selection

Unsilenced

“From the tension and disputation of life in Israel emerges, perhaps not surprisingly, really good TV“ - The New York Times

A newly-elected Israeli President's (Yaakov Daniel Zada, Fauda) political ascent is brought into question as accusations of sexual harassment begin to surface.As his close confidantes attempt to mitigate the scandal, more accusations come to light — threatening his political future and their own. Will this lead to the conviction of a man holding the highest office in the country?

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The Chef

"The Chef' hits the spot! A worthwhile alternative to "The Bear"... but was made first. It takes an honest look at… the jostling, vibrant worlds of all the people who give the restaurant life.” - The New York Times

Nimrod, an unemployed high-tech worker starts working in the kitchen of a prestigious restaurant run by a brilliant chef, Dori, who is struggling to stay relevant and keep his place at the top of the ultra-competitive gastronomic world. The new cook is a family man collapsing under the weight of his responsibilities and his humdrum experience, while the chef is single, hedonistic, and self-absorbed, seemingly at the top of his game.