Jaime Weinman’s rundown of all the new shows and movies worth checking out this July on Netflix in Canada
No matter how attitudes toward law enforcement shift, Netflix will always get plenty of viewers for true-crime stories: each episode of this five-part series focuses on a superstar criminal who is still at large , such as Félicien Kabuga and Messina “Diabolik” Denaro.See introduction for detailsAdaptation of Nakaba Suzuki’s manga where the good guys are a team of knights called the Seven Deadly Sins, and their antagonists are a group of demons called the Ten Commandments.
2019 French teen film about two cousins who learn from each other’s very different lifestyles while spending the summer together in Cannes.Brazilian series about a dystopia where the only way to get out is through a terrifying test called “The Process.”Every season of this seasonal anthology tells a fictionalized version of a real-life crime story. This season stars Amanda Peet as Betty Broderick and Christian Slater as the ex-husband she was accused of killing.
Matthew Killip directed this documentary about John Shepherd, who tries to figure out what to do with his life after spending 30 years trying to contact aliens.And speaking of aliens, this Australian animated/live-action hybrid is about aliens exploring our planet and meeting humans, though probably not meeting John Shepherd.Mexican film about a fugitive who tries to hide out in a hotel, only to find that the hotel is full of supernatural creatures.
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