With the new month, added to the changes in the platforms (such as the migration from Star+ to Disney+), several premieres are coming, many of them expected by the audience, such as the arrival of the third season of “The Manager”, with Guillermo Francella, or the Netflix series “The Decameron”, based on the stories of Giovanni Boccaccio from the 14th century, a story of privilege, social differences, chaos, sex, excess and a pandemic that turns everyone’s lives upside down.
These are the new releases, by day and by platform:
Tracker, Disney+
Premieres July 3. All episodes available that day.
Justin Hartley, the actor who played one of the triplets in “This is Us” (Kevin in his case), is now taking on a leading role in a series that he himself produces. Here, he is Colter Shaw, a “lone wolf” dedicated to survival who travels the United States in search of rewards. In addition to starring in the series, Hartley shares credits as executive producer, embracing an integral role in the creation of this work. The series is based on the best seller “The Never Game,” by Jeffery Deaver.
Space Cadet, Prime Video
Movie: release on July 4
Tiffany “Rex” Simpson (Emma Roberts) has always dreamed of going to space, but life doesn’t go as planned. Determined to turn things around, she aims high and with the touch and grace of her staunch friend Nadine (Poppy Liu), her “forged” application for her PhD lands her in the ultra-competitive training program. of NASA astronauts.
More determined than ever, Rex relies on her wits, speed and bravery to rise to the top of her class. Pam (Gabrielle Union) and Logan (Tom Hopper), the NASA program directors, certainly notice, but can this Florida girl make it to the end of training and reach for the stars before her lie is exposed?
Written and directed by Liz W. Garcia (“Purple Hearts,” “The Sinner”), Space Cadet is a comedy about the importance of being yourself, following your dreams and shooting for the stars.
The Man with 1000 Sons, Netflix
This docuseries premieres on July 3.
Several families discover that the charismatic sperm donor they trusted already has hundreds—or perhaps thousands—of children around the world.
Goyo, Netflix
The Argentine film premieres on July 5.
Goyo is a man with Asperger’s disease, a Van Gogh fanatic, who works as a guide at the Museum of Fine Arts in the city of Buenos Aires. His structured routine is interrupted when he meets Eva, the museum’s new security guard, and he is overcome with love and tenderness. She is a woman who has lost faith in love due to a crisis in her marriage, which at times makes her lose faith in herself as well. The unexpected encounter between Goyo and Eva will make them discover another way of loving and being loved.
Under the Bridge: The True Story of Reena Virk’s Murder, Disney+
Premiere July 10
On November 14, 1997, in the quiet suburbs of Victoria, capital of the province of British Columbia (Canada), 14-year-old Reena Virk was savagely beaten and drowned by a group of teenagers.
Victoria writer Rebecca Godfrey was among those captivated by the horrific story of the young woman murdered in her hometown. Over the next six years, Godfrey conducted extensive research, interviewed the defendants and sat in on the trials. She then wrote the book Under the Bridge. The events detailed in Godfrey’s nonfiction bestseller were captured in the series now streaming on Disney+, starring Oscar-nominated actress Lily Gladstone (Killer Moonlight) as fictional investigator Cam Bentland, and Riley Keough (Everybody Loves Daisy Jones) as Godfrey.
A real story.
Mastermind: The Mind of a Killer
Documenta: Premiere Thursday, July 11
From award-winning executive producers Dakota and Elle Fanning, showrunner Dani Sloane and director Abby Fuller, Mastermind: The Mind of a Murderer offers a fascinating new perspective on Ann Burgess, the woman whose innovations in solving crimes changed the history of criminology in the United States..
With unprecedented access to the brains behind the development of modern serial killer profiling, it tells the tenacious story of Burgess and her compassion for victims, placing her at the center of solving the most infamous true crime cases. from the United States. Burgess investigates and studies the victims and the damaged psyches of their attackers, piecing together the two halves of the same story to catch the killer.
Simone Biles: Fly again
The documentary series premieres on July 17
Gymnast Simone Biles is seeking to balance her personal life, mental health and training as she prepares to return to the Paris Olympics, which begin on the 26th of this month.
“The Bear”, season 3, Disney+
Premiere: Wednesday, July 17, with all episodes available
The third season of the FX series, The Bear, follows Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) and Richard “Richie” Jerimovich (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) as they do what it takes to make El Oso, your sandwich shop converted into a haute cuisine restaurant, reaches the highest level. At the same time they do everything possible to maintain the gastronomic business, which is something of a losing battle every day.
Seasons 1 and 2 are available on Disney+.
The Manager, season 3, Disney+
Premiering July 19th.
This installment finds Eliseo (Guillermo Francella) attending as a speaker at an inter-American convention of managers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. There, surrounded by his peers, he has a revelation about the next step in his professional life: founding his own management company. This is how he will convince various consortia to hire his services and those in charge to join him. Although things will be much more complicated than he imagined, Elisha will never give up and will go for everything.
Seasons 1 and 2 are available on Disney+.
The Decameron, Netflix
The Decameron premieres on July 25
As the bubonic plague rages across Italy, a group of nobles and servants take refuge in a mansion, where their luxurious escape turns into chaos.
