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New to UK Netflix: June 2018

By CW Contributor on 24/5/2018

A new month means new Netflix goodies: June brings your next binge-watch series, comedy and drama to watch

Glow season two, Netflix
Glow season two, Netflix
Glow season two
UK release date: 29 June



The girls are back in town: big hair, big biceps and even bigger attitudes as Mad Men star Alison Brie returns to the helm of this surprisingly sensitive and charming Netflix comedy about female wrestlers


Read our review of season one


Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami
UK release date: 1 June



The life of singer and actress Grace Jones is laid bare in this energising documentary taking us through her genre-shaking concert performances and the intimate footage of her personal life


The Break with Michelle Wolf
UK release date: new episodes every Sunday



She made headlines across the world and seemingly angered the whole of Fox News when she hosted the White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington. But actually, American comedian Michelle Wolf is actually a talented and ballsy voice who has worked on both Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Daily Show.


Ghostbusters
UK release date: 7 June




It was the controversial all-female reboot that stirred angry Twitter trolls into a frenzy, and inspired a young generation of women into thinking that go-getting, ghost-hunting awesomeness could be for them too. The reviews for the Ghostbusters re-boot starring Leslie Jones and Melissa McCarthy were, honestly, tepid – but you'll have the opportunity to decide how good the film is for yourself come June.


The Staircase
UK release date: 8 June




Perhaps the most exciting new announcement for June Netflix: The Staircase is the latest true-crime documentary to come out of the American streaming giant. From the makers of Making a Murderer and The Keepers, (and made long before Making a Murderer) The Staircase follows a 15-year-old case of potential murderer and novelist Michael Peterson whose wife apparently 'fell down the stairs'. From French director Jean-Xavier de Lestrade, the series premiered on French television in 2004 and won a Peabody.


Planet Earth II
UK release date: 11 June




Of all the wondrous David Attenborough documentaries, Planet Earth II will probably be known as his crowning achievement. Airing back in 2016 on BBC One, the documentary – airing ten years after Planet Earth – took us to every corner of the globe, from ‘Islands’ to 'Deserts'. See amazing animal moments, from a baby iguana escaping snake after snake to a bear scratching his back against a tree.


Read our review of episode one


Champions
UK release date: 12 June


From executive producers Mindy Kaling and Charlie Grandy, Champions follows the story of two brothers who own one of the largest gyms in Brooklyn, New York. One day, washed-up jock Vine meets his idiosyncratic, show-tune loving son Michael who appears in his life years after Vine accidentally got his girlfriend pregnant. And everything changes.


Star Trek Beyond
UK release date: 21 June



This third film from the Star Trek revival features an ambushed crew, caught out by a merciless enemy Krall, that has to survive on a hostile and unknowable distant planet. Keep a close eye out for Idris Elba in the interstellar mix, and Michael Giacchino's score that lends all that alien action a greater sense of expansiveness and energy, in a film that takes the franchise to new frontiers.


Marvel's Luke Cage: Season 2
UK release date: 22 June




Netflix is increasingly the home of the Marvel fantasy universe. A few weeks following the arrival of Marvel's Jessica Jones, the second season of Luke Cage is here to be binge-watched. As Luke finds himself more popular than ever, his world becomes upended by a mysterious newcomer with sinister powers.


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