Here Are All the Movies Coming to Netflix This Week, Including a Postmodern Take on Dante
Netflix is expanding its diverse streaming library this week with a fresh slate of original programming and acquired films. Subscribers can look forward to a mix of stand-up comedy, gripping mysteries, touching sports documentaries, and family dramas. The upcoming releases scheduled between Monday, June 22, and Sunday, June 28, offer something for a wide variety of viewers. Here is a comprehensive look at the highly anticipated movies making their way to the platform over the coming days.
‘Ryan Hamilton: This Just Hit Me’ (2026)
Comedian Ryan Hamilton returns to the stage to deliver his signature observational humor in the stand-up special ‘Ryan Hamilton: This Just Hit Me’. Releasing on Tuesday, June 23, the performance captures Hamilton sharing humorous anecdotes about his daily life, background, and recent experiences. Known for his clean comedic style and distinctive facial expressions, Hamilton navigates relatable everyday situations with sharp wit. Audiences familiar with his previous work can expect a steady stream of observational jokes and engaging storytelling throughout the set.
‘In the Hand of Dante’ (2025)
A handwritten manuscript of Dante Alighieri’s classic poem makes its way from an Italian priest to a mob boss in New York City in ‘In the Hand of Dante’. The plot thickens when the manuscript is taken by scholar Nick Tosches after he is specifically asked to verify its historical authenticity. Viewers can watch this two-and-a-half-hour R-rated mystery film when it officially premieres on the platform on Wednesday, June 24. The narrative intertwines the modern-day criminal underworld with the enduring literary legacy of the fourteenth century.
‘Chris & Martina: The Final Set’ (2026)
Tennis icons Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova sit down to discuss their respective paths to global sporting stardom in ‘Chris & Martina: The Final Set’. The documentary explores their legendary on-court rivalry that eventually blossomed into a close, lifelong off-court friendship over several decades. Releasing on Friday, June 26, the film highlights how these two champions actively support each other through their personal battles with cancer. This 93-minute health and wellness documentary sheds light on the resilience and mutual respect that defines their connection.
‘Little Brother’ (2026)
A highly successful and famous real estate agent finds his organized life completely disrupted by an unexpected family reunion in ‘Little Brother’. The sudden reappearance of his eccentric little brother forces him to confront past issues and lingering family secrets. Set to arrive on the streaming service on Friday, June 26, this R-rated drama explores the complicated dynamics and enduring bonds of sibling relationships. The film balances detailed character studies with unpredictable situations as the two very different brothers attempt to navigate their renewed connection.
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