Before you discover Netflix’s June schedule with new releases entering the catalog, consider the films and series that will soon leave the platform this month to schedule appointments.
inevitable
June 5: Under the hay
This is a French shark movie, just in time for the summer holidays in France! Under the Seine, Paris will host the Triathlon World Championships on the Seine for the first time in the summer of 2024. Sophia, a brilliant scientist, is warned by Mika, a committed young environmentalist, about the presence of a great shark. River depths.
They have no choice but to team up with Adil, the river police chief, to prevent bloodshed in the heart of the city. Xavier Gens (Frontière(s), Hitman, Farang) wrote and directed this feature film that promises to be as explosive as it is entertaining. Starring: Berenice Bejo, Nasim Lies, Lea Levian and Anna Marivin.
June 21: Fight Back
Except for the TV series Los Angeles: Bad Girls, Jessica Alba stopped her acting career. He’s now back in an ultra-muscular Netflix production. He stars in Riposte, an action thriller directed by Muli Suriya, alongside Mark Webber and Anthony Michael Hall.
Jessica Alba plays the role of an experienced member of the special forces commando who takes over the bar after her father’s sudden death. But he soon finds himself in conflict with a violent gang that plagues his hometown.
Indicators
June 14: Ultraman Rising
In parallel with the animated series, Netflix developed a separate movie about Ultraman. The famous Japanese superhero stars in his own feature film, director John Aoshima’s Ultraman: Rising, whose animation style is reminiscent of Spider-Man: New Generation.
When Tokyo is threatened by monsters, a famous athlete reluctantly returns home to take on the role of Ultraman and discovers that his biggest challenge isn’t fighting giant monsters, but raising him.
June 28: The Bottom of the Family
Richard LaGravenese, director of PS I Love You and Writing to Exist, returns with a romantic comedy that promises sparks with Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron and Joey King.
In The Underneath of Family, an unexpected romance with hilarious consequences, a young woman, her mother, and her movie star boss confront the complexities of love, gender, and identity.
program of the month
All other releases of the month
June 1: The Crusade (add catalog)
June 1: Nocturnal Animals (Addition to Catalog)
June 1: No more fairy tales? 2
June 1: Pilek’s report
June 3: 47 Meters Down (Catalogue Addendum)
June 4: Lolita Despite Herself (Catalogue Addendum)
June 5: The Filmed Trilogy (Catalog Addendum)
June 5: Hollywood Heist (documentary)
June 6: Bucky Han vs. Kengan Ashura
June 6: Basma
June 6: Nelma Kodama: Queen of Dirty Money (documentary)
June 6: Rafa Marquez: El Capitan (documentary)
June 12: Secrets of the Terracotta Warriors (documentary)
June 13: Defeated? (add catalog)
June 15: Crazy Bear (catalog addition)
June 15: The Fault in Our Stars (Catalogue Addendum)
June 16: Ronaldo (documentary)
June 19: Hitman (Add to Catalog)
June 19: Black Barbie (documentary)
June 19: Legacy
June 20: Father or Mother and Father or Mother 2 (Catalogue Supplement)
June 20: The Exchanged Twins of Bogotá (documentary)
June 27: A Sketch of Our Lives
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