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Apple TV+ and Prime Video Offer Fresh Entertainment Options
In the science fiction comedy series "Murderbot," Alexander Skarsgard portrays a sentient machine with a rebellious streak. Originally designed to serve humans and Kill if necessary, the cyborg has reprogrammed itself, preferring to relax and watch series instead. Titled after its preferred genre, the ten-episode series is based on Martha Wells's "The Murderbot Diaries" and is available on Apple TV+, with new episodes releasing every Friday until July 11.
Skarsgard's performance as the reprogrammed killer robot is amusing, particularly in his sarcastic commentary on human behavior. The show explores themes of ai autonomy and human foibles, offering a blend of humor and thought-provoking content.
Kate Winslet stars in "The Photographer," a biographical drama about iconic war correspondent Lee Miller, who captured the horrors of the Second World War in her photography. Winslet produces and acts in the film, which tells Miller's story from her perspective and highlights the futility of war. The film features Alexander Skarsgard, Marion Cotillard, and Andy Samberg and is currently streaming on Prime Video.
Arte pays homage to German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder with the release of two of his most important films and a documentary about actress Hanna Schygulla in its media library. "Lili Marleen" and "The Marriage of Maria Braun" are available from May 19 and May 27, respectively. The documentary, "Hanna Schygulla," offers a personal portrait of one of Fassbinder's favorite actresses.
"Freud - Beyond Belief" premieres on MagentaTV, featuring Anthony Hopkins as Sigmund Freud and Liv Lisa Fries as his daughter, Anna Freud. Set in London in 1939, the film tells the story of a fictional meeting between Freud and Irish literary scholar C.S. Lewis, exploring themes of love, faith, and the existence of God.
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[According to enrichment data, "Murderbot" is a 2025 sci-fi dark comedy that explores themes of artificial intelligence autonomy and human foibles. Skarsgård's role is noted as one of the most complex characters he has ever played.]
The Commission, Consulted on the draft legislative proposal for a directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the protection of employees against risks related to exposure to chemical substances, might find the use of technology in streaming platforms, like Apple TV+ and Prime Video, beneficial for providing fresh entertainment options such as the complex character portrayed by Alexander Skarsgård in the streaming series "Murderbot", a 2025 sci-fi dark comedy that explores themes of artificial intelligence autonomy and human foibles, with new episodes available every Friday until July 11 on Apple TV+. Meanwhile, biographical drama "The Photographer" about Lee Miller, who captured the horrors of the Second World War, is currently streaming on Prime Video, offering a perspective on women in a historically significant role. Streaming services also offer access to classic works of cinema like the films by Rainer Werner Fassbinder now available on Mediathek.
