July 2024 promises to be an exceptional month for series fans, with a variety of new streaming releases that promise to captivate audiences. This month, often characterized by sunny days and mild evenings, is perfect for relaxing in front of the screen and discovering the latest productions offered by streaming platforms.
The new series for July 2024 cover a wide range of genres, from intensedramas and lightcomedies to thrillingthrillers and innovative sci-fi series. Each platform, be it Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, or others, competes in ingenuity to offer original and captivating content.
July's summer weather, with its pleasant temperatures and long days, invites us to take advantage of the evenings to immerse ourselves in captivating stories. After a day spent outdoors, curling up on the sofa to binge-watch new series is an ideal way to relax and enjoy yourself.
The Decameron: an orgy of sex and drunkenness in this new Netflix series
The Decameron, Kathleen Jordan's series produced by Jenji Kohan, explores class struggles during the Black Death, available on Netflix July 25, 2024. [Read more]
Those About To Die, Roland Emmerich's epic new series with Anthony Hopkins on Prime Video
Those About To Die, Roland Emmerich's historical drama series starring Sir Anthony Hopkins, delves into the world of gladiators and chariot races in ancient Rome, available on Prime Video from July 19, 2024. [Read more]
SPRINT, the new sports documentary series on Netflix
SPRINT, a sports documentary series, delves into the lives of elite sprinters like Sha'Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles. Available on Netflix from July 2, 2024. [Read more]
Master of the House, new Thai series on Netflix in July 2024
Master of the House, a thriller-drama series about a war of succession after the mysterious death of a diamond magnate, arrives on Netflix on July 18, 2024. [Read more]
Mafia Spies: an espionage documentary series on Paramount+ in July 2024
Mafia Spies, an espionage documentary series directed by Tom Donahue, explores the plot between the CIA and the Mafia to assassinate Fidel Castro. Available on Paramount+ on July 17, 2024. [Read more]
Exploding Kittens: the card game adapted into a series on Netflix
You know the cute card game Exploding Kittens? Here it is, adapted into an animated series on Netflix! Starting July 12, 2024, immerse yourself in the adventures of God reincarnated as a cat, who must fight to prevent the Devil, herself reincarnated as a cat, from corrupting a human family. New trailer! [Read more]
Bandits, bandits - fantastic family adventure series starring Lisa Kudrow on Apple TV+.
Bandits, bandits, fantasy adventure series created by Iain Morris, Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi, starring Lisa Kudrow and Kal-El Tuck, on Apple TV+ from July 24, 2024. [Read more]
Las Azules, a new series about a Mexican police squad made up of women, on Apple TV+.
Las Azules, a crime drama series set in Mexico in the 70s, arrives on Apple TV+ on July 31, 2024. [Read more]
Sunny, a new series about the friendship between a grieving woman and a domestic robot on Apple TV+.
Sunny, new comedy-drama series created by Katie Robbins starring Rashida Jones and Hidetoshi Nishijima, on Apple TV+ July 10, 2024. [Read more]
La Voix du Lac, a new thriller drama series starring Natalie Portman on Apple TV+.
The Voice of the Lake, Alma Har'el's dramatic thriller starring Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram, available on Apple TV+ on July 19, 2024. [Read more]
New films and series on streaming platforms in November 2024
Don't know what to watch? To find your way around the endless catalogs of streaming platforms, rely on our guide! Netflix, Disney +, Prime Video, Paramount+, Apple TV+, Max... Here's a quick roundup of films and series to watch right now. [Read more]
Feeling like curling up in front of the TV today? We've got the week's releases on your favorite streaming platforms, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+! [Read more]
New films and series on streaming platforms in November 2024
Streaming: what are we watching this Thursday November 14, 2024 on Netflix, Amazon and Disney+ platforms?
