Grey’s Anatomyseason 20, on Disney+
Sortie: July 1, 2024
We still remember the very first episodes of this moving series that follows the adventures of a team of caregivers in the heart of a Seattle hospital. That was in 2005. Building on its global success, Grey’s Anatomy returns for a 20th season consisting of 10 episodes, with a whole new gang of interns introduced the previous season, but also some key characters from the original cast, like Richard Webber (James Pickens Jr.) and Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) . The days at Gray Sloan Memorial Hospital promise to be busy again! No worries for fans of the iconic Meredith Gray (Ellen Pompeo), the protagonist who gave her name to the series will also be present in several episodes. [SI]
In champion modeon Arte
Sortie: July 3, 2024
Journalist Élise Chassaing, director of several fashion documentaries, dissects the fusional relationship between sport and clothing. Interviews with designers and athletes, archives of iconic looks, legendary commercial collaborations between luxury brands and equipment manufacturers, this film delves into the phenomenon of sportswear, whose success is not about to slow down. A documentary to devour on a rainy day in the summer of 2024, placed under the sign of sport with the Euro and the Olympic Games.
Space Cadeton Prime Video
Sortie: July 4, 2024
The star ofAmerican Horror Story and of HolidateEmma Roberts, stars in new comedy feel-good and no-brainer, written and directed by Liz W. Garcia (The Lifeguard). She plays Tiffany Simpson, a young woman from Florida who has dreamed of being an astronaut since childhood, but life has turned to serving at a beach bar instead. Determined to achieve her dream and supported by her best friend Nadine (Poppy Liu), Tiffany applies to a NASA training program with a fabricated resume. Miraculously, she is accepted into the program and she plans to graduate at the top of her class and reach the stars, before NASA discovers that she is not the brilliant doctor she claims to be. Can resourcefulness pay off?
Taylor Swift, the star who makes Donald Trump trembleon RTS 2
Sortie: July 6, 2024, 11:15 p.m.
For the first time in her career, American icon Taylor Swift will perform in Switzerland during two exceptional shows in Zurich, on July 9 and 10, 2024. Tickets are unfortunately sold outbut to console themselves, fans can, for example, watch Damien Fleurette’s documentary for Exclusive inquiry on their idol, which deciphers the influence of the 34-year-old singer and musician on the American people – and therefore her political weight during the elections. An influence that should not be overlooked during the next American election in November 2024, for which Donald Trump is once again a candidate under the Republican banner.
Under the Bridgesouth Disney+
Sortie: July 10, 2024
Led by actresses Riley Keough (Daisy Jones and The Six) et Lily Gladstone (Killers of the Flower Moon), this 8-episode detective miniseries immerses us in the chilling investigation of two childhood friends, Rebecca Godfrey and agent Cam Bentland, who try to unravel the mysteries surrounding the sordid murder of 14-year-old teenager Reena Virk by peers of the same age. Inspired by real events that took place in Canada in 1997, Under the Bridge is adapted from the eponymous book by author Rebecca Godfrey, who died in 2022.
ImmaculateAt the movie theater
Sortie: July 10, 2024
Known for her roles in the series Euphoria or more recently the romantic comedy Everything but you, Sydney Sweeney began her acting career in horror films. With Immaculatea film she produced herself, the American returns to the genre by playing Sister Cecilia, a nun in an Italian Catholic convent who turned to religion after surviving an accident. But many oddities strike the place and its inhabitants. Sister Cecilia becomes pregnant and her fellow students treat her like the new Virgin Mary. The young woman begins to get scared and tries to escape from the convent… Sensitive souls abstain! In the cast, Sydney Sweeney is joined by Simona Tabasco (The White Lotus) and Alvaro Morte (The Money Heist).
Sunnyon Apple TV+
Sortie: July 10, 2024
Suzie (Rashida Jones) has decided to start a new life in Kyoto, Japan, where she falls in love and starts a family. While her husband and son are presumed dead in a mysterious plane crash, the grieving heroine is visited by a colleague of her husband who gives her a robot companion named Sunny. Initially disconcerted, Suzie gradually tames Sunny and embarks on a quest to understand the secret life of her husband, who himself designed the robot. Oscillating between drama and comedy, this science fiction series is one of those that makes us think about our future, at a time when digital technology is taking more and more place in our daily lives.
To the MoonAt the movie theater
Sortie: July 10, 2024
We weren’t necessarily expecting Scarlett Johansson in a duet with Channing Tatum in a retro romantic escape heading for the stars, but it’s nevertheless the proposition of To the Moon (Fly Me to the Moon in the original version), a film by director Greg Berlanti (Love, Simon). This comedy takes us to America in the 1960s, where the United States is in the middle of a space war with Russia. Cole Davis (Channing Tatum) leads the Apollo 11 mission while marketing expert Kelly Jones (Scarlett Johansson) is in charge of a major communications project to make the world believe in the moon landing of the rocket if NASA’s attempt fails.
The voice of the lakeon Apple TV+
Sortie: July 19, 2024
Not all major movie actresses have yet turned to the small screen, but Natalie Portman has. She plays the lead role in this Apple TV+ crime miniseries, which is set in the 1960s in the United States. Another terrible news story brought to the screen, since the story is inspired by the death in 1969 of a Baltimore barmaid, African-American Shirley Parker, an event recounted by novelist Laura Lippman in 2019. As for the synopsis, Maddie Schwartz (Natalie Portman) is a housewife who emancipates herself by leaving her husband and working for a newspaper. One day, she comes across a little-publicized case that becomes her obsession: the murder of an African-American woman named Cleo Sherwood (Moses Ingram, The Queen’s Gambit), found in a lake. A harrowing thriller that explores themes of gender, racism and justice.
The Veilon Disney+
Sortie: July 24, 2024
After having shone in Mad Men et The Handmaid’s Tale: The Handmaid’s TaleElisabeth Moss is back on the small screen in this 6-episode spy series created by Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders). The actress slips into the shoes of Imogen Salter, an MI6 agent specializing in cover-ups and secret identities. His mission? Finding Adilah El Idrissi (Yumna Marwan, Inshallah a Boy) in a refugee camp on the Turkish border, suspected of being a dangerous leader of the Islamic State group. During their trip between Istanbul, Paris and London, the two women form a sort of alliance while trying to discover the secrets hidden by the other. Who are the bad guys, who are the good guys? If in the saga James Bond the distribution of roles is often obvious, this is not the case in The Veil where pretenses seem to reign supreme. The critics aren’t kind to this title, but let’s give it a chance!
Mothers’ InstinctAt the movie theater
Sortie: July 31, 2024
Two great Hollywood actresses, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain, come together in this poignant psychological thriller, a remake of the Belgian film Duels (2018), itself adapted from the novel Behind the hate (2012) by Barbara Abel. The story immerses us in a bourgeois American suburb of the 60s, where we follow two neighboring mothers, Alice (Jessica Chastain) and Céline (Anne Hathaway). The two friends are very supportive of each other and their son is the same age. But behind their seemingly idyllic life lie dark sides. One day, Céline’s child dies after falling from a balcony, before the eyes of a helpless and distraught Alice. After the tragedy, the relationship between the two protagonists fades – just like the facade – in a distressing atmosphere, between guilt and paranoia. For Hitchcock fans!
The Blues: The Blue Brigadeon Apple TV+
Sortie: July 31, 2024
This detective series inspired by true events and directed by Fernando Rovzar recounts the fight of four women in 1971 to legitimize their place within the Mexican police. When Valentina (Natalia Téllez), Maria (Bárbara Mori), Angeles (Ximena Sariñana) and Gabina (Amorita Rasgado) are selected to join the very first female brigade, they discover that the creation of their team was only a stunt marketing in an attempt to divert public and media attention from a terrible threat. Indeed, a dangerous serial killer is on the loose and the four friends in blue skirt suits have every intention of flushing him out to bring him to justice. An inspiring story with heroines who courageously challenge the ultraconservative social norms of their time.
The thingAt the movie theater
Sortie: July 31, 2024
For her first film, co-produced by Cate Blanchett, the Australian-Iranian director and screenwriter Noora Niasari chose to depict with sensitivity and modesty the mechanisms of domestic violence. If The thing addresses difficult themes, the feature film breathes a wind of hope as our heroines progress little by little towards freedom and rebirth. Synopsis-wise, we follow Shayda (played by the brilliant Zar Amir Ebrahimi), a young Iranian woman fleeing her tyrannical husband with her 6-year-old granddaughter, Mona. They find refuge in Australia in a reception center for women victims of violence, where mother and daughter discover infinite solidarity. A poignant story about the challenges of motherhood and the place of women in Iranian society.
