Amazon Prime has solidified its place among top-tier streaming platforms, rivaling giants like Netflix and Hulu. Beyond its English-language hits, the service has expanded globally, producing original films and series in multiple languages. Catering to diverse tastes, Prime offers an eclectic mix of genres to keep subscribers hooked. Below are ten standout titles that push boundaries and spark conversations:

1. Goliath (2016–2021)
This gripping legal thriller, co-created by David E. Kelley and Jonathan Shapiro, stars Billy Bob Thornton as Billy McBride—a washed-up lawyer battling corruption and moral decay in the justice system. While not overtly explicit, the show weaves in mature themes and complex relationships, anchored by powerhouse performances from Nina Arianda and William Hurt. 

2. Always Jane (2021–Present)
This heartfelt documentary follows Jane Noury, a transgender teen navigating college prep, family dynamics, and self-acceptance in rural New Jersey. Directed by Jonathan C. Hyde, the series shines a light on Jane’s resilience and her family’s unwavering support, offering an uplifting take on identity and belonging. 

3. DOM (2021)
Amazon’s first Brazilian scripted series, DOM, pits a dedicated cop against his drug-kingpin son in a high-stakes crime saga inspired by real events. Packed with gritty scenes of addiction and betrayal, this father-son drama doesn’t shy away from the dark underbelly of Rio de Janeiro. 

4. Transparent (2014–2019)
This Emmy-winning comedy-drama traces the Pfefferman family’s journey after their patriarch, Maura (Jeffrey Tambor), comes out as transgender. Balancing humor and heartbreak, the series tackles queer identity, aging, and family bonds with nuance. 

5. I Love Dick (2016–2017)
Kathryn Hahn stars as Chris, a filmmaker whose obsession with her husband’s colleague (Kevin Bacon) spirals into a provocative exploration of desire and creativity. Bold and unapologetic, the series reimagines intimacy onscreen with raw honesty. 

6. The Girlfriend Experience (2016–2021)
Inspired by Steven Soderbergh’s film, this anthology delves into the lives of women offering “girlfriend experiences”—blurring professional and emotional lines with clients. Riley Keough and Carmen Ejogo lead seasons that dissect power, ambition, and sexuality. 

7. American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story (2017)
Chronicling the Playboy founder’s rise, this docuseries mixes archival clips and reenactments to unpack Hefner’s impact on American culture. While steamy visuals are scarce, the show revels in the glamour and controversy of his empire. 

8. Lov3 (2022)
When three Brazilian siblings grapple with their parents’ sudden divorce, Lov3 turns familial chaos into a darkly comedic exploration of modern love. Ana, Sofia, and Beto juggle personal crises while redefining their own relationships. 

9. Secret Diary of a Call Girl (2007–2011)
Billie Piper shines as Hannah, a Londoner balancing her secret life as escort Belle. Based on real memoirs, the series mixes humor and candor to demystify sex work, tackling stigma and self-discovery.

10. Fleabag (2016–2019)
Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Emmy-winning masterpiece follows a sharp-witted, self-destructive woman navigating grief and guilt in London. Breaking the fourth wall with razor-sharp wit, the series redefined comedy with its audacious storytelling.