What’s on Netflix in June?

“A Family Affair”, Richard LaGravenese

“A Family Affair” is directed by none other than Richard LaGravenese, who we know from “Fantastic Beasts” and “Note: I Love You”. Moreover, the movie features famous actors such as Zac Efron, Nicole Kidman and Joey King in the lead roles. Zac Efron plays Chris Cole, a movie star who falls in love with his assistant’s mother (Nicole Kidman). Told from the perspective of his assistant Zara (Koey King), she finds herself caught between her mother and her boss and finds herself in sometimes funny and sometimes bizarre situations. As her life takes an unexpected turn, Zara tries to cope with the two. Starring Liza Koshy, Kathy Bates and Shirley MacLaine, this romantic comedy is available on Netflix on June 28.

“Hitler and the Nazis – Evil on Trial”, Joe Berlinger

The documentary, which offers a new perspective on the dark history of the time, was created by Joe Berlinger, producer of Paradise Lost, The Ted Bundy Tapes and Metallica: Some Kind of Monster. Joe Berlinger stated that this documentary started when he realized that two-thirds of millennials and Gen Z had almost no idea what Auschwitz was and that the atrocities that took place during World War II were almost forgotten. This documentary series is produced in partnership with Smuggler Entertaintment and Third Eye Motion Picture Company. In the six-part series, we hear it all in the voice of William Shirer, one of the last Western journalists who was in Germany during World War II and stayed there for a long time and almost left Germany. And this is done thanks to artificial intelligence technology. This documentary, in which we witness Adolf Hitler’s rise to power and the first years of the war, airs on June 5th.

“Hierarchy”, Bae Hyeon-jin and Chu Hye-mi

Another emotional and romantic South Korean mini-series is coming to the screens. Jooshin High School is a very prestigious high school. A group of arrogant, privileged and elite students run the school as they want. But a new student arriving at the school starts to change everything. Cracks begin to appear in the rigid and impenetrable order. Those who slip through the cracks also affect the group. Many secrets are revealed, and a challenging period begins in which everyone is tested both with themselves and with their environment. With intrigue, drama and romance, Hierarchy arouses curiosity in the audience with a rich plot and unexpected endings. Starring Roh Jeong-eui, Kim Jae-won and Lee Cahe-min, the series will be available on Netflix on June 7.

“Black Barbie”, Lagueria Davis

We all know Barbie dolls. Blonde, blue-eyed, white-skinned, slender and perfect. But do they really represent the best version of ourselves? Or are we all the same? The documentary film “Black Barbie” features the perspectives of three black women who worked at Mattel, the Barbie doll brand, in the 1980s and tells the story of how the first black Barbie doll came to be made. The documentary also features academics who have conducted academic studies on Barbie dolls and offer insights into the importance of these dolls in children’s imagination and identity construction. This documentary, which takes us on a journey about how the first black Barbie doll came to be, will be available on Netflix on Wednesday, June 19.

“Sweet Tooth Season 3”, Jim Mickle, Robert Downey Jr.

One of Netflix’s favorite series, “Sweet Tooth” is coming to an end with its third season. In the fantasy series about survivors in a post-apocalyptic world, we have witnessed many adventures full of science fiction and action in the previous two seasons. In the third season, Gus (Christian Convery), a human-deer hybrid, goes to Alaska with his friends to find his mother and faces unexpected dangers. Racing against time, Gus and his team are tested in their friendship and come to a turning point that will determine the fate of humanity and hybrids. The series is produced by Warner Bros. Television and executive produced by Jim Mickle, Susan Downey, Robert Downey Jr., Amanda Burrell and Linda Moran. The final season of the series will be available on Netflix in June.