Read more about every original movie coming to Hulu in June 2024
Read more about every movie coming to Paramount+ in June 2024
From documentaries about some legendary icons in their own respective fields toa psychological thrilleras well as a comedic action film, the streaming platform has plenty for viewers to be enthralled by next month. While the movies coming to Prime Video may not be everyone’s particular cup of tea, there’s likely at least something any viewer will find entertaining.
Mothers' Instinct
Stream on June 7
Mothers' Instinctis a psychological dramaticthriller starring Anne Hathawayas Céline and Jessica Chastain as Alice, two suburban neighbors in the 1960s whose similarly aged sons are friends. With a strong sisterly bond, Alice and Céline’s relationship is tested when a tragic accident results in the death of Céline’s son. As guilt, suspicion, and paranoia converge, their friendship begins to unravel, which leaves Alice questioning her sanity.
A remake of Olivier Masset-Depasse’s 2018 French-language film, which was based on Barbara Abel’s novel of the same name,Mothers' Instinctmarks the directorial debut of Benoît Delhomme, who is best known for his cinematography. The film also stars Josh Charles and Anders Danielsen.Mothers' Instinctis streaming on Prime Video on June 7.
Federer: Twelve Final Days
Stream on June 20
Federer: Twelve Final Daysis a documentary about the famed tennis player Roger Federer and the last 12 days of his phenomenal career that spanned the previous two decades. Initially a home video that was never intended for the public, the film capturesthe tennis starat some of his most vulnerable and candid moments. With his wife, Miroslava, and his children at his side, the icon details what tennis has meant to him throughout the years. As he says goodbye to the sport he has dominated for the past 20 years, Federer bids farewell to the fans and the game that impacted his life in monumental ways.
This Kirsten Dunst Tennis Movie Will Satisfy Your Post-Challengers Cravings
If passion on (and off) the court appealed to you with Challengers, then look no further than this Kirsten Dunst romance to continue the trend.
Directed by Academy Award-winning Asif Kapadia,Federer: Twelve Final Daysincludes interviews with Federer’s legendary rivals, as well as his family and friends, such as Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Murray. With an unprecedented look at the relationship between tennis stars themselves, the film offers an intimate take on their connectionto the sportthey ultimately love but can’t play forever.Federer: Twelve Final Daysis streaming on Prime Video on June 20.
I Am: Celine Dion
Stream on June 25
I Am: Celine Dionis adocumentary about the legendary Canadian singerCeline Dion. The film examines her life and battle with an extremely rare condition known as Stiff Person Syndrome. This life-altering neurological disorder creates spasms throughout the body, making it difficult to walk and affecting the use of her vocal cords. As a result, Dion was forced to postpone several European shows in December 2022.
The famous singer’s life is the focus of a French-Canadian film that has left critics and audiences alike unsettled.
Aline: Why Celine Dion’s Family Denounced the Unofficial Biopic
Celine Dion’s life is the focus of the French-Canadian film Aline which has left critics and audiences alike unsettled.
Following her diagnosis, the singer initially refrained from publicizing her struggle. However, after postponing portions of her tour, she decided to share her prognosis with the world. Directed by Irene Taylor, the film includes interviews with the icon herself and highlights the singer’s love of performing onstage despite her health issues.I Am: Celine Dionis streaming on Prime Video on June 25.
Stream on June 28
Freelanceis an action comedy that follows an ex-Special Forces operative namedMason Pettits (John Cena)whose life hasn’t turned out quite like he planned. Stuck in a dead-end job he finds excruciatingly unfulfilling, he reluctantly picks up a freelance job that puts his former skills to use. For a lump sum of $20,000, he travels to the South American country of Paldonia to provide private security for a washed-up journalist named Claire Wellington (Alison Brie). Determined to interview the country’s dictator, Juan Venegas (Juan Pablo Raba), Claire quickly discovers she’s in way over her head.
Just as Claire’s about to obtain the scoop of a lifetime, a military coup breaks out across the country. Amid the chaos, the unlikely trio must figure out how to survive the jungles of Paldonia, as well as one another, if they want to make it out unscathed. Filled to the brim with plenty of action,Freelancealso providesa slew of comedic moments thanks to its seasoned costars.Freelanceis streaming on Prime Video on June 28.
For a complete list of everything coming to Prime Video in June 2024, check the list below.
