Night/Time (2026)

Nocturne, originally titled Lazarus, is an upcoming American crime thriller series set to premiere on Apple TV+ in October 2026. Based on the novel by Lars Kepler, the story follows a young man who reappears after being missing for thirteen years, having been presumed dead at the hands of notorious serial killer Jurek Walter. To find the sister who remains missing, detective Saga Bauer goes undercover in the psychiatric hospital where Walter is incarcerated, sparking a tense cat-and-mouse game with the killer.

The series features a high-profile cast including Colm Meaney, Sacha Baron Cohen (credited as Stephen Graham in some early reports but officially listed among leads), and Joe Spiner, with direction from Timothy Van Patten and others. The production involves multiple writers including Alexander Ahndoril and John Harvin, aiming to expand the psychological suspense of the source material into a ten-episode format.

Interesting facts about the production include its adaptation from the bestselling Swedish novel series, which has previously been adapted into films. The show was announced under the title Lazarus before changing to Nocturne to better reflect its atmospheric tone. It marks a significant entry into the true-crime-inspired genre for Apple TV+, joining other prestige dramas. The release date is scheduled for late 2026, allowing ample time for post-production and promotional campaigns ahead of its global rollout.