4 series to watch after The Crime at the Roots on Netflix
The Swedish detective series is currently in the top 3 on Netflix. If you have already devoured the 4 episodes of Crime at the roothere are 4 similar series, which should please you.
A gripping investigation, based on a true story, and taking place over just 4 episodes: Crime at the root has all the ingredients to become a real hit on Netflix. Since its release on January 7, 2025, the Swedish thriller has been propelled to the top of the streaming platform’s top 10. But what to see after this captivating Netflix series?
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Mindhunter
When it comes to detective series available on Netflix, it is clearly impossible to miss the best of them: Mindhunter. As in Crime at the rootwe discover a hitherto unpublished method for tracking down killers: criminal profiling. Set in the 1970s, this production by David Fincher (Seven) is thus interested in the real work of the FBI, alongside agents Holden Ford and Bill Tench, associated with psychologist Wendy Carr.
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Together, they will conduct interviews with the most infamous American serial killers of their time, from Ed Kemper to Charles Manson. The two seasons of Mindhunter are all the more essential as they are embodied by an excellent cast, Jonathan Groff (Hamilton), Holt McCallany (Fight Club) and Anna Torv (The Last of Us, Fringe), in the lead.
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The Swedish atmosphere of Crime at the root miss you already? So, we strongly advise you to delve into the twists and turns of Quicksand: Nothing Greateran astonishing thriller, filmed at adolescent height. This time, we leave the city of Linköping to settle in the suburbs of Stockholm, nine months after a tragic event: a terrible shooting in a chic high school in the capital.
In the dock, we then discover Maja Norberg, a high school student guilty of murder, and whose life will be dissected down to the smallest detail, to understand how she got there. In just 6 episodes, Quicksand effectively mixes a detective story with multiple twists and turns into a teen drama touching. A real success, of which only the Swedes have the secret.
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You liked following the duo formed by a police investigator and a genealogist in Crime at the root ? So, you should love the detective tandem Karen Duvall (played by Merritt Wever, seen in The Walking Dead) and Grace Rasmussen (played by Toni Collette, seen in At Knives Out). Together, they will seek to unravel the story of Marie Adler, a young woman destroyed by rape.
Unbelievableone of the best series available on Netflix, tells this moving criminal story, which deals with a difficult subject with infinite delicacy, while rightly denouncing the double punishment suffered by the victims when they file a complaint. An emotional punch, not to be missed.
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A chilling true story, an unsolved case, and only 5 episodes to tell it: if you want to stay in the news business, in France this time, you should really take a look at Gregory. One of the most infamous murders in our recent history, namely the assassination of little Grégory Villemin, in 1984, in the Vosges, is thus dissected in this sometimes sensationalist documentary mini-series, but which still manages to handle this sordid story brilliantly. A legal, media and police affair which still remains unresolved, more than 40 years later, and whose consequences have left indelible traces in French society.
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