In the mood for Prime Video: Game of Thrones’ origins, a brilliant documentary about Orelsan… Which program of the week will match your mood?

Desire for Drama – House of the Dragon

Since 2019 and the end of Game of Thrones, fans of the series have been trying to satisfy their hunger for drama. It’s that the HBO series has become a master at weaving family and political intrigue every week into an unmissable event on the small screen. Fortunately, 2022 marked the return of the Targaryens, dragons and power games in the first season of House of Dragons.

A prequel to Game of Thrones, the series puts us at the heart of the dilemma that haunts King Viserys Targaryen (Paddy Considine): who is his boss (Emma D’Arcy), his wife (Olivia Cooke) or his brother (Matt Smith). ) will be able to hand over the Iron Throne? Manipulation, corruption, murder… for these potential successors, the end justifies the means!

I returned to Westeros today Dragon HouseAvailable on Prime Video Warner pass.

You want to learn – never show it to anyone

Orelsan, who once again appears in the annual ranking of the French’s favorite personalities, reveals himself as never before in two seasons of the show Show never that someone.

This fascinating and intimate documentary, filmed and directed by his brother Clément Cotentin, allows us to rediscover the extraordinary career of one of the best pens in French rap, but also the secrets of his greatest title.

Willingness to act – agreement

After Fortune: Ruse of War, visual director Guy Ritchie (Snatch, Sherlock Holmes, The Gentlemen) returns to Prime Video with The Covenant.

When Sergeant John Kinley (Jake Gyllenhaal) returns to America after his last mission in Afghanistan, he is furious to find that his friend and colleague Ahmed (Dar Salim), to whom he owes his life, has not been granted political asylum. Determined to help Ahmed, Kinley returns to the war zone to retrieve him.

If he retains his knack for staging action with style and brutality, Guy Ritchie infuses his latest film with a political and moral subtext that allows it to reach a level of brilliance never seen before.

I want to cool down – supernatural

What better way to unwind than with a fantasy teen series that oozes 2000s charm? Not so much… Luckily, the full version of Supernatural is available on Prime Video!

The Winchester brothers (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles) travel to the United States with a rather original mission: to track down the evil forces that plague the country and try to exorcise the dangerous demon responsible for their mother’s death.

On the program: fifteen seasons of pure pleasure, without moderation!

I want pinball – Witch

Before The Northman and The Lighthouse, Robert Eggers directed his first film: The Witch. Strange and haunting, carried by a talented cast (Anna Taylor-Joy, Kate Dickey), this chilling tale, almost behind closed doors, tells the story of an eventful family set in the wild and silent lands of New England. But soon illnesses and disappearances begin to multiply. Are they really alone…?

You want to have fun – meet a loved one

You thought SF and romantic comedy had nothing in common? Fake! Meet Cute proves it!

After a failed date with Gary (Pete Davidson), Sheila (Kaley Cuoco) accidentally discovers a time machine…in a nail salon (you’re not dreaming!). He immediately sees this discovery as an opportunity to relive the previous day’s meeting and create a possibly beautiful story.

Desire for Adventure – The Expanse

200 years in the future: Humanity has finally colonized the solar system. As galactic trade begins to develop, tensions arise between the various colonial centers, especially on Mars, where the situation seems to be degenerating.

When a young girl mysteriously disappears, Detective Joe Miller (Thomas Jane) is tasked with finding her. He quickly realizes that this event could ignite the powder and lead to conflict on a galactic scale.

Go on an adventure with Joe and his crew in an epic and futuristic space epic that will leave you speechless!

These movies and series are available on Prime Video.