After the power of “The Boys”, Prime Video is slowing down a bit, but still offers great releases, especially humor and sports. But not only
This week, Prime Video has some new features that we can’t miss. From series to documentaries, there’s something for everyone. Here’s an overview of the new releases to discover on the streaming platform. It’s obviously less packed than last week, especially when we know that The Boys was the flagship event. With an episode 4 full of raging madness.
All Prime Video films and series from 17 to 23 June
The popular supernatural drama Medium, starring Patricia Arquette, is making a comeback on Prime Video. The series, which originally aired between 2005 and 2011, tells the story of Allison Dubois, a psychic who uses her abilities to help the police solve crimes. Patricia Arquette in the title role was praised for her impressive performance and even won an Emmy Award for her portrayal. If you are a fan of mystery, supernatural and crime, Medium is a must-watch.
On June 20, Prime Video will also present Les Infallibles, a French comedy starring the couple Inès Reg and Kévin Debonne. Inès Reg, known for her humor and viral sketches, teams up with her ex-boyfriend Kévin Debonne for a series that promises plenty of laughs. In this case, it’s a detective comedy.Alia is from Marseille, explosive and uncontrollable, Hugo is Parisian, valedictorian and meticulous. In short, they have everything to hate each other.“
A documentary on Prime
For fans of sports and inspirational stories, Prime Video also offers The Last Twelve Days of Federer on June 20, a documentary that traces the final days of legendary tennis player Roger Federer’s career. This documentary offers an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at Federer’s life, exploring his preparations, thoughts and feelings as he nears the end of his professional career. Tennis fans and those who admire Federer’s extraordinary career will enjoy this intimate look at one of the greatest athletes of all time.
These new releases on Prime Video demonstrate the diversity and richness of content available on streaming platforms today. Whether through the prism of the supernatural with Medium, the refreshing humor of Infallibles or the sporting inspiration of the Federer documentary, Prime Video continues to offer varied content that captivates a wide audience. These additions also underscore the importance for streaming platforms to offer exclusive and high-quality content to attract and retain their subscribers in an increasingly competitive market.
