From cold-case dramas to psychological thrillers, here’s what to watch on Prime Video this month

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Every evening, it seems like I’m faced with the daunting task of deciding what to watch, which can sometimes feel more mentally exhausting than it should be. On certain nights, all I crave is a series that’s easy to get hooked on and hard to stop watching. Other times, I find myself yearning for a heartwarming coming-of-age film or a suspenseful drama that leaves me on the edge of my seat.

Fortunately, Prime Video regularly expands its collection of series and films, ensuring a versatile library suitable for various streaming situations. Here are some standout new additions we recommend!

The Map That Leads To You

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Adapting books for television sometimes hits or misses the mark, but thankfully, Prime Video’s highly anticipated series based on JP Monninger’s book fits squarely into the successful category.

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This film offers all the essential elements of a contemporary romantic comedy: an unforeseen encounter, significant turning points, and concealed truths, set against breathtaking European landscapes. The performances by KJ Apa, known for his work in Riverdale, and Madelyn Cline stand out, adding a fresh touch. Beyond the romance, there’s a secondary plot focusing on independence, bravery, and personal growth that could provoke thought even from viewers who might be initially hesitant.

Motorheads

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In a different perspective, the original show “Motorheads” brings a thrilling twist to the cherished coming-of-age narrative, more like “Grease,” yet featuring genuine adolescents and stunning automobiles instead of just the music.

Exploring the lives of twin siblings Zac and Caitlyn Torres during their high school years, young romance, and the challenges of adolescence, this drama features a unique twist with underground racing rallies, unsolved mysteries from nearly 20 years ago, and long-standing feuds. The cars in the series vary from top-speed vehicles to fixer-uppers, while love triangles are portrayed tastefully and without discomfort. Perfect for family viewing, this show promises an entertaining, relaxed watch.

Holland

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Nicole Kidman and Matthew Macfadyen are stars of this production. The plot, unfolding against the backdrop of an eccentric American town obsessed with tulips, is anything but predictable. And that’s all we can reveal for now!

In a nutshell, Nicole Kidman delivers a captivating performance as a character with a hint of eccentricity, who subtly keeps viewers questioning the reliability of her narrative. Set against a backdrop reminiscent of ‘The Stepford Wives’, her tranquil life experiences a disruption when her husband exhibits suspicious behavior. Is he unfaithful? Is it merely paranoia? Dive into this intriguing psychological thriller to discover the truth within just two hours.

Ballard

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Prepared to mend the void in your heart left by MobLand, Prime Video’s Ballard delivers a masterclass on how to craft a compelling spin-off crime drama. With each episode offering thrilling cases that keep the pace brisk, you’ll find a protagonist whose intriguing past promises revelations. Furthermore, subtle references to a broader cinematic universe add depth without overwhelming viewers unfamiliar with the wider storyline.

In a team reminiscent of the Thursday Murder Club, Detective Renee Ballard diligently tackles unsolved crimes and unveils captivating conspiracies in LA. These investigations are so engaging that once you start an episode, you won’t want to stop until it ends. Be sure to add this series to your watchlist, and when you’re done, hop over to Bosch for your next captivating crime-solving adventure.

Étoile

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The mastermind behind “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” presents a new series brimming with the lively excitement you’d expect for an engaging binge-watch. Titled “Étoile“, this series chronicles the dramatic tales of two once-acclaimed, yet somewhat underappreciated ballet companies situated in New York and Paris. In their quest to regain prominence, they employ extraordinary strategies.

The story unfolds with a lively pace between the two cities, and sometimes the dialogue subtly switches to French to keep you engaged. As you delve further, you’ll find yourself immersed in a somewhat cutthroat realm of professional dance, following the ups and downs of artistic endeavors.

Amazon’s Prime Video service is accessible in the UK and Ireland for Prime members, with no additional cost beyond their £8.99 monthly or £95 yearly subscription fee. New users can explore more about this offer at amazon.co.uk/prime and take advantage of a complimentary 30-day trial by subscribing.

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2025-09-08 18:50