SBS on Demand February 2024 Highlights

SBS on Demand is set to deliver an exciting lineup of shows and movies in February, offering viewers a wide range of genres and international offerings. From espionage dramas to comedies and documentaries, there’s something for everyone. Let’s take a closer look at some of the highlights.

French Canadian espionage drama “Classified” makes its Australian premiere on Thursday, 1 February. This gripping series follows Emile and Rachel, who work for the Canadian Secret Service while also being lovers and parents. When their organization suspects a mole from the CIA, Emile is reluctantly tasked with investigating the matter, leading him to question Rachel’s loyalty.

“Bullshit,” a Danish drama based on a bestselling book, will also have its Australian premiere on 1 February. The story revolves around Pia and Henning, a young couple drawn into Copenhagen’s biker subculture in search of belonging. However, their dream turns into a nightmare when a biker gang war breaks out.

For fans of Australian comedy, “Triple Oh!” premieres on Thursday, 8 February. Starring Brooke Satchwell and Tahlee Fereday, this dark comedy-drama follows ambulance paramedics Tayls and Cate as they navigate absurd medical emergencies while dealing with conflicting personalities and complicated relationships.

Critically acclaimed drama “Dopesick” hits SBS On Demand on 8 February. Based on Beth Macy’s bestselling book, this limited series explores America’s struggle with opioid addiction caused by one company. It delves into the lives impacted by this crisis and the heroes who emerge to take down those responsible.

In celebration of Lunar New Year, SBS On Demand offers a curated collection of World Movies perfect for festivities with loved ones. Films like “Ride On,” “Handmaiden,” “The Farewell,” “Taste,” and “Chasing The Dragon” provide diverse stories from different cultures.

“The Matchmakers,” an Australian documentary series, premieres on Wednesday, 14 February. Offering a unique perspective on love and relationships in the age of online dating, the series follows three successful cultural matchmakers as they navigate the nuances of bringing two families together.

On Thursday, 15 February, SBS On Demand brings “Estonia,” a Finnish and Swedish disaster drama. Based on real events surrounding the tragic MS Estonia ferry disaster in 1994, the series explores how 852 lives were lost without anyone being held accountable.

South African thriller “Catch Me A Killer” premieres on Thursday, 22 February. Inspired by a true story and acclaimed novel, it follows former journalist turned-psychologist Micki Pistorius as she becomes South Africa’s first forensic profiler tasked with finding a young man who goes missing.

“Those Who Stayed,” a Ukrainian anthology series based on true events after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, arrives on Saturday, 24 February. The show weaves together various stories that are moving, funny, sad, unsettling and uplifting to showcase resilience amidst turmoil.

Additionally, SBS On Demand offers a Pride movie collection perfect for Mardi Gras celebrations. Films like “The Blonde One,” “Joyland,” “Jump Darling,” “Benedetta,” and “Swan Song” explore LGBTQI+ stories with depth and diversity.

SBS on Demand provides free streaming of TV shows and films whenever you want them. With this exciting lineup for February featuring international dramas, documentaries showcasing Australian culture, Lunar New Year film collections honouring different cultures’ traditions & festivities ,and LGBTQI+ movies celebrating diversity there is something for everyone to enjoy.