These 8 films and series not to be missed on streaming platforms in June!

The Bridgerton Chronicles, Season 3 Part 2

After devouring in one go the first four episodes released on Netflix in mid-May, what did we take away from the budding romance (in Colin's heart) or long suppressed (in Penelope's) between the youngest Bridgerton and the mysterious Lady Whistledown ? Many things, not all positive. While the two actors (Nicola Coughlan, Luke Newton) manage to show a certain chemistry built on the long-standing friendship between their characters, the gradually evolving storyline connecting them lacks naturalness, gently following the Bridgerton codes without taking the viewers off the beaten path. However, with the cliffhanger of its final scene - we doubt we've ever seen such a tantalizing carriage scene before -, we are eager to discover the end of the season, and Penelope's response, at the same time...

CoFamily Drama is coming to Netflix on June 13th! Get ready to dive into the romance with Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron in this new comedy. These two stars, who previously appeared together in the thriller Paperboy, are back on screen as a couple facing a tumultuous relationship. Chris is dating Brooke, who happens to be the mother of his assistant, Zara. The first trailer released in May shows the rivalry between Chris and Zara, as she tries to protect her mother from a self-centered man. Will love prevail between these seemingly opposite characters? Watch the trailer and find out!Get ready fashion enthusiasts! On June 28, 2024, Netflix will release "Becoming Karl Lagerfeld" - a biopic series about the iconic fashion star himself. The show will take you on a journey through the life of Karl Lagerfeld, shedding light on his meteoric rise in the 1970s fashion scene in Paris. Through six episodes, creators Isaure Pisani-Ferry, Jennifer Have, and journalist Raphaëlle Bacqué will unveil the challenges and triumphs faced by Kaiser Karl as he navigates the cutthroat world of haute couture. From his arrival in Paris to his clashes with industry giants like Yves-Saint-Laurent and Pierre Bergé, Lagerfeld's story is one of perseverance and ambition. The series will explore his unique blend of Parisian chic and glam rock attitude, as well as the rivalries and ego conflicts that shaped his career. Ultimately, "Becoming Karl Lagerfeld" is a tale of a man driven by an unrelenting desire for recognition and success. So mark your calendars for June 28 and get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of Karl Lagerfeld. Don't miss this exciting biopic series on Netflix!Coming June 7th on Disney + **Presumed Innocent** In the lineup of thrillers that will shake up our month of June, I call for the series Presumed Innocent, directed by the illustrious David Edward Kelley (behind Big Little Lies or Ally McBeal). With Jake Gyllenhaal in a serious, worried, suspicious role - and it's in this kind of role that we know him best...And on top of his game -, a brilliant prosecutor finds himself **accused of the murder of a young and ambitious colleague** with whom he just had an affair. A second adaptation of the eponymous novel by **Scott Turow**, a plot that may seem familiar, but don't dismiss Presumed Innocent too quickly; everything about this project, starting with the **tension** that fills its trailer, suggests that it will stay in our minds for a long time. Coming June 12th on Apple TV+ **Round Two** The latest from **[Le Bonbon](https://www.lebonbon.fr/pa)**.Albert Dupontel is also the director's first political satire, in which the 59-year-old actor shares the screen with Cécile de France and Nicolas M....arié. She stages a political journalist who has fallen out of favor with her network and been reassigned to the sports department, much to her dismay. However, one day, luck smiles upon her: she is the only one available to cover the news about Pierre-Henry Mercier (known as PMH), the favorite candidate for the upcoming presidential election in France. What follows is a poetic adventure (in true Dupontel fashion) set against a backdrop of family secrets where the worlds of media and politics are alternately denounced, without going too far. A bit all over the place and confusing, but driven by a strong environmental message. The film will be released on June 4th on Canal +. How to have sex The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and life is beautiful. Enjoy the trailer above! Crete, a trio of inseparable friends, the end of exams and a strong desire to enjoy their youth. Tara, Em and Skye are 16 years old and are treating themselves to a well-deserved vacation in a highly frequented seaside resort, with the goal of living out love and excess, especially excess. They drink...Let's laugh and flirt, because that's what their age and the current period demand, and also to respond to the social pressure of first times. Unlike her friends, Tara has never had a sexual relationship until tonight, on a deserted beach. This film is about consent, silence, unmistakable signs, post-rape loneliness, and is very skillfully directed by Molly Manning Walker in the wake of the #MeToo movement. It was awarded the Un Certain Regard prize at the Cannes Film Festival 2023.