Like every month, this July Apple TV+ brings news in the form of series and movies to its streaming catalog in Cupertino. If in previous months we have seen the arrival of second or third seasons along with some new content, July changes this trend and offers us exclusively new productions. From family comedies to documentaries and thrillers, this is everything that arrives on Apple TV+ this July.
6 new series of all genres
Sunny is set to premiere on July 10th. Starring Rashida Jones, Sunny introduces us to Suzie, an American living in Kyoto, whose life takes a turn when her husband and son disappear in a mysterious plane crash. As consolation, she receives Sunny, a state-of-the-art domestic robot manufactured by her husband’s company. Although Suzie initially rejects the presence of the robot, they gradually develop an unexpected friendship that will lead them to unravel the dark truth behind the family tragedy.
Me, which will premiere on July 12th, is a science fiction series that follows Ben, a 12-year-old boy who, in the midst of adapting to a new family, discovers that he has superpowers. Throughout the season, Ben will learn the true meaning of his abilities with the help of his stepsister Max, facing the mysteries and tragedies of his community.
Lady in the Lake, scheduled for July 19, transports us to 1966 Baltimore, where the disappearance of a young woman triggers a series of events that will affect the life of Maddie Schwartz (Natalie Portman), a housewife looking to reinvent herself as a journalist, and Cleo Johnson (Moses Ingram), a mother struggling to survive in Baltimore’s political environment. What begins as a parallelism between their lives soon becomes a dangerous investigation into Cleo’s death.
Omnivore, also scheduled for July 19th, is a documentary series narrated by chef René Redzepi that explores the ingredients that have shaped societies and beliefs throughout history. Each episode is a tribute to how we cultivate and consume the planet’s most precious resources.
Time Bandits, which premieres on July 24th, is a family comedy that takes us on an adventure through time and space. Kevin, a young history enthusiast, and a group of thieves travel through different eras in search of treasures and trying to save the world from evil forces.
Women in Blue, scheduled for July 31st, is a dramatic series set in 1970 and inspired by true events. It tells the story of the first women who joined the police force in Mexico, only to discover that their inclusion was nothing more than a publicity stunt. Determined to prove their worth, these women embark on a secret investigation to capture a serial killer.
A varied catalog, as we can see, with very interesting productions. Whether we are looking for something like a documentary or based on real events or we want to approach the most implausible science fiction, together with the 5 best science fiction series you can watch on Apple TV+ or this anthology of the genre, we have a lot to choose from.
