The last week of June as such and also the beginning of summer, we are about to close another month, and to enter the second half of the present 2021 beginning July – another year that is flying. And the premieres are not going to stop, but will continue. And while some of the VODs have already dropped their heaviest weapons, they still have ammo.
For example in Netflix this week we have the comedy of The Naked Director temporada 2, in which the character of Muranishi returns to continue trying to revolutionize the film industry in Japan, but the porn industry, seeking a direct and fun approach in this series. And the turn of The A List, in which a teenage girl hopes to spend the summer of her life in an idyllic camp, until a mysterious newcomer challenges her status as “Queen Bee” and dark secrets begin to turn her dream summer into a nightmare.
On HBO Spain and the field of animation we celebrate the return of Rick & Morty, the hilarious adventures of these two characters that bring us some crazy, epic and hilarious adventures in their fifth season, which arrives on June 21. And to top it off Obsidian, the fourth special episode of an hour of Adventure Time: Far Lands, June 25th.
And to celebrate that we are in the month -and the week- of pride, LGTBQ + content such as that of September Mornings from Amazon Prime Video, in which a trans woman becomes independent and faces the new stage of her life, when a child she had with a woman a decade ago suddenly appears. A son who will come to convulse his new life. OR Pride and Disney +, in which several LGBTQ + directors come together for a fresco on the history of the United States, from the homosexual persecution in the 1950s by the FBI to the Queer legacy and the fight for rights such as marriage.
NETFLIX 21 – 27 Junio
SERIES
June 24
Godzilla Singular Point, season 1
The Naked Director, season 2
June 25th
The A List, season 2
Sex/Life, season 1
FILMS
June 23
The House of Flowers: The Movie
It looked good
DOCUMENTARY
June 22nd
This is Pop
June 23
The Wanninkhof – Carabantes case
Playing with fire, season 2
HBO SPAIN June 21 – 27
SERIES
June 21
RICK AND MORTY. Season 5
Rick and Morty returns with new episodes that combine science fiction, adult humor, metanarrative, references to pop culture, wacky characters and unpredictable situations.
June 22
THE KILLER WITHOUT A FACE. Additional episode
In the summer of 2020, former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo, also known as the Golden State Killer, was sentenced to life in prison for the 50 rapes, burglary and 13 murders he committed during his decades-long reign of terror. from the 70s and 80s in California.
June 25
ADVENTURE TIME. FAR AWAY LAND – “OBSIDIAN”. Special chapter
Marceline and Princess Bubblegum travel to the imposing and beautiful Kingdom of Crystal and delve into its tumultuous past to avoid a momentous catastrophe.
FILMS
June 24
DEEPWATER HORIZON
June 25
FENCES
FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS
NON-STOP
CAPTIVE
OPERATION E
HBO KIDS
June 25
CATCH THE FLAG
FIND ME IN PARIS. New serie
June 26
POWER PLAYERS. Season 2
MOVISTAR + 21 – 27 June
FILMS
Tuesday 22
The champion of Auschwitz
22: 00h at Movistar CineDoc & Roll (dial 31). The film, starring Piotr Glowacki (‘Planet Singles’ trilogy, available on Movistar +) tells the true story of Tadeusz “Teddy” Pietrzykowski, a brilliant boxer who came to Auschwitz as part of the first mass transport of prisoners. In the words of the director (grandson of a Holocaust survivor), Pietrzykowski is “a symbol of hope to triumph over Nazi terror.”
Friday 25
Emma
22: 00h at Movistar Premieres (dial 30). Delicious, ironic and faithful adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel of the same name starring an enormously sibylline Anya Taylor-Joy, in an inspired performance worthy of a Golden Globe nomination for best actress in a comedy or musical.
Saturday 26
Blumhouse. Young men and witches
22: 00h at Movistar Premieres (dial 30). The production company Blumhouse makes this restart of the cult film ‘Young and witches’ (1996), a review halfway between the sequel, the “remake” and the tribute adapted to the concerns of the “millennial” generation, sexual diversity and the was “Me, too”. The film, which abandons horror to plunge into the realm of fantasy and drama, is written and directed by Zoe Lister-Jones, who used her own experiences as a teenager.
Sunday 27
How to survive in a material world (Kajillionaire)
22: 00h at Movistar Premieres (dial 30). Evan Rachel Wood, Debra Winger, Gina Rodriguez and Richard Jenkins star in this comedy-drama directed and written by Miranda July (‘The Future’, ‘You, Me and Everyone Else’), an original and tender fable about family relationships and superficiality of current life that tells the story of two scammers who have dedicated the 26 years of their daughter’s life to train her in fraud and robbery.
SERIES
Monday 21
McDonald & Dodds Season 1
10:30 p.m. at COSMO (dial 18). British series starring an atypical pair of detectives, set in the delightful city of Bath in England known for its hot springs and Georgian architecture.
The Good Fight. Season 5
Faced with the imminent departure of Adrian and Lucca from the firm, Diane begins to question whether her place is really running, along with Liz, a predominantly African-American law firm. Meanwhile, Marissa finds herself involved in a conflict of interest with one Hal Wackner (Mandy Patinkin), a Chicagoan with no legal experience who decides to open his own court in the back of a copy shop.
AMAZON PRIME VIDEO June 21 – 27
SERIES
June 25
Solos
With a spectacular cast -Helen Mirren, Anne Hathaway, Morgan Freeman-, Solos tells the stories of 7 characters in a future that may or may not happen.
September Mornings – September Mornings
A trans woman becomes independent and faces the new stage of her life, when suddenly a son appears that she had with a woman a decade ago. A son who will come to convulse his new life.
FILMS
June 25
Last Christmas
DISNEY + 21 – 27 June
SERIES
June 25
The mysterious Benedict society, season 1
A Disney + original with all the ingredients to enchant the little ones, the series is about 4 orphans with unique abilities – not powers – who become part of a mysterious secret society that recruits them for their missions.
Grown-ish, season 1
Being a teenager and starting to go to university is not easy, especially when you experiment with the way life shows you its adult face based on sex, drugs and new ways of seeing relationships.
DOCUMENTARY
June 25
Pride
In Pride month, several LGBTQ + directors come together for a fresco on American history, from the FBI’s persecution of gays in the 1950s to the Queer legacy and the fight for rights like marriage.
Wolfgan
The true story of Wolfgang Puck, a young man with a traumatic childhood who as an adult became one of the most respected chefs of the moment.
APPLE TV+ 21 – 27 Junio
SERIES
June 25
FATHOM: DECRYPTING THE DEPTHS
Directed and photographed by Drew Xanthopoulos (“The Sensitives”), the documentary follows in the footsteps of Doctors Ellen Garland and Michelle Fournet, two scientists who specialize in the study of humpback whale communication and song. The two embark, in parallel, on research trips in opposite parts of the globe, both trying to understand the culture and the way of communicating of these whales.
The documentary film reveals, in a unique way, a deep respect and commitment to the scientific process and to the universal human need to seek answers about the world around us.
CENTRAL PARK (Season 2)
Ahead of the world premiere of its second season, this Emmy and NAACP Image nominated Apple original animated musical comedy has already been renewed for a third season.
With the voices of Josh Gad, Leslie Odom Jr., Kristen Bell, Kathryn Hahn, Tituss Burgess, Faveed Diggs and Stanely Tucci, this season the Tillerman family continues to live and care for the most famous park in the world, Central Park, Molly continues to experiment Through the tribulations of adolescence, Cole is challenged by a truly embarrassing moment at school, Paige continues to pursue the mayor’s corrupt story, and Owen juggles managing the park, his team, and his family with a smile on his face.
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