5 series and films debuting

Netflix and HBO Max have the highest number of premieres, with Apple TV offering content full of action and special effects.

1. The Crown season 6 – Netflix

One of Netflix’s most famous series now premieres its final and sixth season. The first part is now available and the remaining episodes arrive from December 14th.

This time, the story focuses on the preparation of the funeral ritual and the many consequences that Princess Diana’s premature death brought to Queen Elizabeth.

2. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters – Apple TV

Cate survived Godzilla’s attack on the city of San Francisco, but now her world is once again rocked by a shocking secret.

But Cate won’t let herself be defeated and sets out on a global adventure to uncover the truth about her family and a mysterious organization known as Monarch.

3. Rustin – Netflix

This film, lasting almost two hours, was well received by international critics who especially praised actor Colman Domingo’s performance as the protagonist.

Here we follow activist Bayard Rustin in his fight against racism and homophobia and also as one of the organizers of the 1963 March on Washington for civil rights.

4. Julia season 2 – HBO Max

With her pioneering cooking show on the air, Julia struggles with being a rising celebrity and the significance it has for her, her colleagues and her show.

In season two, Julia and her devoted husband, Paul, return from Simca’s home in France to discover that her success has changed everything.

5. David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived – HBO Max

The film tells the story of double, David Holmes, a prodigious teenage gymnast from Essex, England, who was selected to be Daniel Radcliffe’s double in the first Harry Potter film, when Daniel was just eleven years old.

Over the next ten years, the two form an inextricable bond, but in the penultimate film, a tragic accident on set leaves David paralyzed with a debilitating spinal injury that completely alters his life.