All the films not to be missed on streaming platforms

Between original productions and titles ready to be relaunched, the month of June can be the perfect opportunity to take advantage of your streaming subscriptions. Here are the titles you absolutely cannot miss:

A beautiful life

Release: June 1st. Duration: 98 Min. Directed by Mehdi Avaz.

At the top of Netflix’s top 10 most-watched films is a Danish comedy: A Beautiful Lie. The streaming sample film talks about Elliot, a young fisherman with a voice out of the ordinary but he is not yet a singer, he is a fisherman by profession. His life changes when he meets Suzanne, a music entrepreneur. Elliot will not be followed and advised personally by Suzanne but by Lily, her daughter, as in the most classic of stories, after an initial period of coldness, love will be born and his career will take a turn.

The bite of the rabbit

Release: June 28th. Duration: 100 Min. Directed by Daina Reid.

Sarah is a fertility doctor. She strongly believes in life and death, and her values ​​seem unquestionable until the day her daughter Mia begins to behave strangely. Sarah had a sister who disappeared when she was the same age as Mia. Sarah seems to be back in one of the creepiest ways ever.

Medellin

Release: June 2nd. Duration: 104 Min. Directed by Franck Gastambide.

The title leaves little doubt about the location of the story, obviously we are talking about Colombia and a misadventure. It is the story of Reda and his younger brother, kidnapped by a dangerous cartel in Medellìn. Convinced more than ever to save him, he organizes a totally crazy plan: organize a team that can make an incursion into Colombia. The icing on some bad idea is put in a particular way: Reda decides to kidnap the son of the cartel boss in order to be able to exchange him for his kidnapped brother.

It’s my fault?

Release: June 8th. Duration: 117 Min. Directed by Domingo González.

Noah, a seventeen-year-old girl forced to leave her life to move to the home of William Leister, her mother’s new companion. Despite the ease of her that surrounds her, the girl is reluctant to the new reality that surrounds her. There are many news about her, including a new half-brother named Nick with whom she is unable to cultivate a good relationship. Behind the guise of a good guy hides a life of lawlessness. The distance between the two is filled by an attraction that will lead to a more than complicated love.

The Son

Exit: June 11th. Duration: 123 Min. Directed by Florian Zeller.

Two years after his parents’ divorce, Nicholas no longer wants to live with his mother. This choice is supported by a general malaise, which can only be healed with childhood memories, almost as if the compulsive nostalgia for him managed to appease her. His mother, Kate chooses to leave him to his father, Peter, who after the divorce has built a new family. Engaged in a promising political career, Peter tends to neglect his son, breaking every possible family balance and creating great difficulties.

The first day of my life

Exit: June 15th. Duration: 121 min. Directed by Paolo Genovese.

At the center of the film is a quartet composed as follows: a man, two women and a boy. However, the four live in a condition of desperation, a feeling rooted to the point of wondering what is the reason for continuing to live. It happens that the four know at different times a mysterious man, who offers them the opportunity to take a look at the possible world without them.

Flamin’ Hot

Release: June 9th. Duration: 99 Min. Directed by Eva Longoria.

Everything that comes closest to the American dream, or maybe this time around it’s better to talk about the Mexican dream. Flamin’ Hot is the story of Richard Montañez, first a simple cleaner then a revolutionary in the world of chips. Richard worked for Frito-Lay, and used all the Mexican blood that flowed in his veins to propose and create the famous Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, not just chips, but a real worldwide phenomenon.

The Lottery: The Legend of the Mexican Dream

Exit: June 27th. Duration: 90 Min. Directed by José Manuel Cravioto.

The “Corazonada” is a true story, that of a theft, a multimillion-dollar lottery prize, which was stolen in 2012 by seven government employees: at the time they were able to steal 160 million pesos, or 10 million dollars at the time. No one ever had time to enjoy the loot, the capture coming only two weeks later. A successful but short-lived shot.