Another month, another host of excellent TV to devour whilst drinking Aperol Spritzes and enjoying barbecues and lazy light evenings and everything else June can throw at us.
Whilst May held the key to more episodes of Stranger Things and a whole new season of Workin’ Moms (yes, we’ve both devoured the entire 12 episodes already), June is looking perhaps slightly slower. Perhaps because we’re supposed to be outside rather than cosied up on the sofa?
Scroll down to find out what’s worth bookmarking.
Jennifer Lopez: Halftime
Everyone’s fave noughties show woman now has her very own documentary which focuses on J-Lo’s career up until now, with a special focus on her out-of-this-world performance at the Super Bowl halftime show in 2020. A perfect one to watch on the sofa whilst catching up with your gal pals.
Lands on June 10th
Trees of Peace
For hard-hitting, educational, important but also empowering, Trees of Peace is your watch. It focuses on the Rwandan genocide in 1994 and tells the story of four young women who forge an unbreakable bond whilst trapped and hiding together. It’s based on a true story.
Lands on June 10th
God’s Favourite Idiot
Everyone’s fave comedy couple, Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone (they starred together in Bridesmaids just FYI), play the leads in Netflix’s new comedy series. The plot? It’s an apocalyptic workplace drama which begins with Ben’s character getting struck by an angelic cloud and suddenly gaining the ability to start glowing. What else?
Lands on June 15th
Spiderhead
Say hello to Netflix’s newest science fiction thriller film starring no other than Mr Chris Hemsworth. Set in the not-too-distant future, the film focuses on a prison facility where inmates are able to put themselves forward for experiments in order to reduce their sentences. Think The Hunger Games with a rougher edge.
Lands on June 17th
Umbrella Academy (season three)
The third season of the hugely popular futurist superhero show lands at the end of June. For anyone new to Umbrella Academy but intrigued to get in on it, the plot follows a world where 43 babies are born spontaneously to women who showed no signs of being pregnant. A billionaire adopts some of them and puts them to work fighting crime (as you do). The series flicks between current day and the Umbrella Academy kids jumping back in time to change history and events.
Lands on June 22nd
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