How to watch 'Curfew' online — stream the 2024 Jayne Cowie adaptation from anywhere
With all men under house arrest, a woman's body is dumped at a Women’s Safety Centre
"Curfew", a six-part adaptation of "After Dark", Jayne Cowie's dystopian novel, sees all men subject to a nightly 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew. The system seems to be working as intended, until a woman's badly beaten body is dumped in front of the Women’s Safety Centre. Here's how to watch "Curfew" online and from anywhere with a VPN.
"Curfew" premieres in the U.K. on Thursday, October 10. There are 6 episodes in total.
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Hard-boiled detective Pamela Green (Sarah Parish) is convinced that a man is responsible, but that would require him to have breached curfew by outsmarting the electronic tag system that underpins the Women’s Safety Act. However, with no evidence beyond a hunch, her superiors insist that the answer is more straightforward: the murderer must be a woman.
One thing everyone can agree on is that taking the body to the Women’s Safety Centre was a moralistic statement — the only thing is, until they can find out who was behind the murder, it remains open to interpretation, an open goal that opportunists and politicians alike won't be passing up. Is the curfew fundamentally flawed, or just not strict enough?
Also starring Mandip Gill as Sarah, a worker at the local tagging centre, and Alexandra Burke as pro-curfew teacher Helen, read on and we'll show you how to watch "Curfew" online from anywhere.
How to watch 'Curfew' (2024) from anywhere
Just because "Curfew" isn't available everywhere doesn't mean you have to miss it if you find yourself in a country where the service isn't provided.
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How to watch 'Curfew' online in the U.K.
"Curfew" (2024) is available to watch in the U.K. on Paramount Plus, with all six episodes set to land on Thursday, October 10.
New members are eligible for a 7-day Paramount Plus trial, which means you could watch brand-new episodes of "Curfew" free online. See below.
It's also available to watch via Plex from October 10.
Traveling abroad? You can access your usual U.K. streaming service from anywhere thanks to NordVPN.
The Paramount Plus library includes "Survivor", "NCIS" and "Ghosts", as well as originals like "1923", "Lawmen: Bass Reeves", and "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds." Membership is £6.99 a month and new users receive a free 7-day trial.
Can I watch 'Curfew' online in the U.S.?
There's no confirmed broadcast slot for "Curfew" in the U.S. yet, but if you're a Brit currently across the pond you can still catch the show by using a VPN, such as NordVPN.
Can I watch 'Curfew' in Australia?
As with the U.S., there are currently no plans to air "Curfew" in Australia, but if you're Down Under from the U.K., you can catch the show by using a VPN, such as NordVPN.
Can I watch 'Curfew' online or on TV in Canada?
There are currently no plans to air "Curfew" in Canada but if you are a Brit in the Great White North for work or on vacation you can catch the show by using a VPN such as NordVPN.
'Curfew' trailer
'Curfew' cast
- Sarah Parish as Pamela Green
- Mandip Gill as Sarah
- Mitchell Robertson as Eddie
- Lucy Benjamin as DCI Sue Ferguson
- Larry Lamb as Rhys Holden
- Alexandra Burke as Helen
- Bobby Brazier as James
- Anita Dobson as Janet
- Mark Killeen as Steve
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Aatif is a freelance journalist and copywriter based in the UK. He’s written about technology, sport and politics for a wide range of publications including TechRadar, What Hi-Fi?, The Independent, Trusted Reviews, and Newsweek. These days, he focuses mainly on streaming at Future, an arrangement that combines two of his greatest passions: live TV and penny-pinching. When he's not attending a top-flight English soccer match, you can find him perfecting his table tennis skills.