The Defeated: Season 1

2020

An American cop helps create a police force in Berlin during the chaotic aftermath of World War II in this... More

An American cop helps create a police force in Berlin during the chaotic aftermath of World War II in this period thriller series starring Taylor Kitsch (John Carter) and Logan Marshall-Green (Upgrade) alongside award-winners Nina Hoss (Phoenix) and Michael C Hall (Dexter). Also known as The Defeated.

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The Defeated: Season 1 episodes

First Trick

In 1946, the New York police officer Max McLaughlin traveled... More to the divided city of Berlin to help set up a civilian police force based on the American model.

Brother of Edmund

While searching for the murderers of two American GIs, Max... More and Elsie come across an eyewitness - but she is murdered soon after.

Rainbows

Max gets pressure from his superior Franklin to solve the... More GIs murder as soon as possible. He himself is driven by the search for his brother Moritz.

Nakam

After her escape from Max, waitress Karin seeks protection from... More "Engelmacher" Dr. Gladow and offers him her services.

Bellyful

The two brothers' game of cat and mouse is becoming... More increasingly popular. Max doesn't find Moritz himself, but at least he can find his shelter. He is holed up in a boathouse.

Blessed

"Engelmacher" Dr. Gladow and his women's army plan an attack... More on the police station that nobody should survive.

Mutti

Moritz finds evidence that Max's boss Franklin is helping old... More Nazis by getting them forged papers for artworks.

Homecoming

There is a showdown between the two brothers Max and... More Moritz.

The Defeated: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

"(Shadowplay) features a pretty stacked cast for an import released with very little fanfare from Netflix..."

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IndieWire

"With its handsome production values and exploration of the dark depths of human failings, Shadowplay is a vivid portrait of a complex time and place."

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