In October, a range of French and international series will debut across various streaming platforms and television channels. These include adaptations of classic literature, original fictional stories, and returning series that have already gained audiences. Among the highlights is À l'est d'Eden, a television adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel East of Eden. It will be available on Netflix starting October 1 and focuses on the female character Cathy Ames. The series was created by Zoe Kazan, the granddaughter of Elia Kazan, who previously adapted the novel into a film. This new version offers a fresh perspective on the classic story. Another notable debut is War, which will premiere on HBO Max on October 1. The series stars Dominic West and Sienna Miller in a drama centered around a high-profile divorce among the ultra-wealthy. The show explores themes of power, money, and personal conflict within a privileged social circle. Meanwhile, Paul, la série, based on comedian Paul Mirabel, will be available on Prime Video starting October 2. The series blends humor with the real-life persona of the comedian, offering a comedic take on his experiences and personality. Other new series include Small Prophets, a British comedy with elements of fantasy, set to debut on Apple TV on October 7. The show combines humor with magical realism, creating a unique blend of genres. Portobello, a French-Italian series about a presenter accused of drug trafficking, will be available on Arte starting October 8. The series explores the complexities of fame, legal troubles, and personal redemption. On October 9, La Terre et le Sang, a Corsican drama about a family vendetta, will air on France TV, offering a glimpse into the cultural and social dynamics of Corsica. Returning series will also make their mark in October. La Diplomate season 4 will be available on Netflix on October 15, continuing the story of a French diplomat navigating political intrigue. Lupin season 4, following the protagonist Assane Diop after a real-life museum heist, will debut on Netflix on October 23. The series has gained a global following for its clever storytelling and action sequences. Le Charles, a thriller filmed on a French aircraft carrier, will be available on Prime Video and M6+ starting October 23. Finally, Nocturne, an American thriller based on Swedish novels, will be available on Apple TV from October 30, while Les Disparus des Argonnes, a drama about a mother's fight to prove her son's disappearance, will air on France TV starting October 30.