Lena Dunham's return, a must-see comedy and a modern Columbo: July's eight standout series
The creator of 'Girls' returns with a romantic comedy loosely based on her life.
BarcelonaThe sun is beating down, and depending on the situation, it's better to stay home watching a TV show than to go outside and roast. In July, several ideas are coming that can help us cope with the intensely hot days.
July 1st
For a few years now, Filmin has become a refuge for lovers of police and detective fiction. One of July's new releases is in this vein. It's Boglands, one thriller Irish police report in Gaelic. The coastal town of Gweedore is completely unhinged by the discovery of a hand with a watch in one of the nearby marshes. Local police officer Conall Ó Súilleabháin quickly identifies the owner of the limb: it's his mother, who disappeared fifteen years ago. Removed from the investigation due to his proximity to the victim, the police officer joins forces with Ciara-Kate, a journalist and podcaster from true crime with whom he will try to find out what happened.
July 2
Viewers who crave series about friends who share a flat while trying to figure out what to do with their lives are in luck: Disney+ premieres this month Adults, who wants to be the successor of Friends and New girlIn this case, the protagonists are a group of twenty-five-year-old friends who live together in one of their childhood homes, located in the Queens neighborhood of New York.
July 7
3Cat's fiction for this summer is this co-production with À Punt set in the Ebro Delta.
July 10
With GirlsLena Dunham marked an era and an entire generation that still revisits episodes of the series today. After several film projects, the American actress returns to television with a romantic comedy co-written with her husband, the British-Peruvian musician Luis Felber. They didn't go far for inspiration, because they based it loosely on their relationship. Unlike Girls, here Dunham has given up being the lead actress and has signed Megan Statler, a comic revelation thanks to Hacks, as the protagonist. She is Jessica, a workaholic from New York who moves to London after a traumatic breakup. Although her intention is to put love aside and live a life of seclusion in the style of the Brontë sisters, Jessica will change her mind when she meets Felix, an indie musician who is not exactly what you would expect from a Prince Charming or one of the heartthrobs of the rom-coms British women who fall in love with the protagonist.
July 17
If you want a series that is pure entertainment and has few pretensions, it is time to discover Poker face, which functions as a feminine alternative to ColomboCharlie is a casino worker who has the ability to know when someone is lying or not. Knives in the back, Rian Johnson, and stars the always thought-provoking Natasha Lyonne.
July 17
If July calls for a laugh, there's nothing better than this Argentine comedy, the second season of which Netflix is now releasing. Created by comedian Santiago Korovsky, the series centers on a city police patrol made up of a group of civilians from various minorities. The project is a huge marketing campaign, but the chosen ones are deeply involved in the mission they've been assigned. Palermo Division It fucks with political correctness and makes you roll on the couch laughing.
July 18
One of the most intriguing premieres this July is Nacho Vigalondo's new project, which dramatizes the most extreme years of Spanish trash TV, in the 2000s. Specifically, it focuses on the rise and fall of singer Tamara, later known as Yurena, a character who graced the country's major studios accompanied by Tony Genil and Paco Porras. Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo are the producers behind this series about one of the most iconic moments in Spanish pop culture.
July 26