The platform will add new series, films and documentaries to its catalog, including the new “Short Stories” format that brings the successful Spanish series “Elite”. Learn more here.
Netflix is recharged for the middle of the year and renews its programming schedule with the premiere of productions such as “Sweet Tooth”, the story of a half-human, half-animal child who seeks answers about his origins, derived from a catastrophe that destroyed the Earth. The second season of the acclaimed French series “Lupine”, and the premiere of the new “Short Stories” format of “Elite”.
Regarding films, subscribers to the platform will be able to see productions such as “Tragic Forest”, “The House of Flowers: The Movie” and the premiere of “Saylor Moon Eternal”, among other productions, starting next month.
SERIES
Lupine (Season 2)
Pursued by Hubert and his henchmen, Assane struggles to find Raoul while trying to come up with a grand plan to expose Pellegrini’s crimes. It opens on June 11.
Elite
Las Encinas welcomes a very strict director and four new students, who lash out with love affairs, serious rumors and a mystery just out of the oven. It opens on June 18.
Sweet Tooth
On a dangerous adventure through a post-apocalyptic world, a half-human, half-deer boy seeks a new beginning accompanied by a surly protector. It opens on June 4.
Black Summer (Season 2)
Winter is coming to the zombie apocalypse, with new cold-blooded challenges for frenzied scavengers and violent militias fighting the dead and desperate. It opens on June 17.
Locombians
Four of the funniest and spiciest Colombian comedians perform before a post-quarantine audience eager for their stories. It opens on June 10.
Three meters above the sky (Second season)
Summer is coming again. Although many relationships are no longer those of last year, these friends will find that some attractions are irresistible. It opens on June 3.
Elite – Short Stories
“Short stories” will be the prelude to what happens with the veterans of the institute (Miguel Bernardeau, Itzan Escamilla, Omar Ayuso, Arón Piper, Claudia Salas and Georgina Amorós). This spin-off is written by the creators of the series, Carlos Montero and Darío Madrona. The four stories will be “Guzmán, Caye y Rebe”, “Nadia y Guzmán”, “Ander, Omar y Alexis” and “Carla y Samuel”.
FILMS
Tragic jungle
To escape an arranged marriage, a woman goes deep into the Mayan jungle, where untamed nature fuses the human with the supernatural. It opens on June 9.
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Following the sudden death of his wife, a recent father takes on the hardest job of all: raising his daughter. Based on a true story. It opens on June 18.
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal: The Movie
After a total solar eclipse, the Earth is plunged into dense darkness. To bring the light back to him, the group of Sailor Guardians must unite once more. It opens on June 3.
Carnival
After a breakup, an influencer invites her friends on a free trip to Bahia’s vibrant carnival, where she learns that life is about more than just “likes.” It opens on June 2.
The House of Flowers: The Movie
The De la Mora brothers hatch an evil plan to break into the old family home and retrieve a vitally important hidden treasure. It opens on June 23.
Disomnia
After humans lose the ability to sleep, an ex-soldier fights to save her family while society and her mind are thrown into chaos. It opens on June 9.
DOCUMENTARY AND SPECIAL
Headspace: Relax your mind
An interactive portal presented in partnership with Headspace Studios to choose your own meditation, with relaxation exercises and bedtime stories included. It opens on June 15.
Cats: an ode to cat love
Documentalists capture on video the daily life, routines and adventures of a group of Dutch cats, with all their curiosity and cuteness. It opens on June 5.
Sisters on the track
Three homeless sisters fight against all odds and their own circumstances to find hope, belonging and a better future in Brooklyn. It opens on June 24.
