Enola Holmes 3 — July 1 (dir. Philip Barantini / Netflix)
Genre: mystery
About: on the eve of her wedding, the young detective sets out to find her missing brother. Starring Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill.

Living the Land — July 3 (dir. Huo Meng / VOD)
Genre: drama
About: in 1991, a Chinese village is full of life, but over time its residents face changes that threaten their traditional way of life. Winner of the Silver Bear for Best Director in 2025.

Decorado — July 7 (dir. Alberto Vázquez / VOD)
Genre: animation, horror, fantasy, comedy
About: a mouse weighed down by debt and an existential crisis begins to suspect that the world around him is merely an artificial stage set.

The Furious — July 7 (dir. Kenji Tanigaki / VOD)
Genre: action
About: a laborer plunges into a ruthless battle with the criminal underworld to rescue his daughter from human traffickers.

The Currents — July 14 (dir. Milagros Mumenthaler / VOD)
Genre: drama
About: a successful designer commits a reckless act that brings dark secrets from her past to light.

Backrooms — July 14 (dir. Kane Parsons / VOD)
Genre: horror
About: the owner of a furniture store disappears into an endless labyrinth hidden behind a door in his own basement. Starring Renate Reinsve.

The Souffleur — July 14 (dir. Gastón Solnicki / Netflix)
Genre: drama, comedy
About: the manager of a Viennese hotel drops everything to save his beloved establishment from demolition. Starring Willem Dafoe.

Jinsei — July 17 (dir. Ryuya Suzuki / VOD)
Genre: anime, drama
About: over the course of a hundred-year life, a man journeys through fame, alienation, and the chaos of an ever-changing world.

They Fight — July 17 (dir. Sheldon Candis / Hulu)
Genre: action, drama
About: after being released from prison, a man becomes a mentor to young boxers dreaming of competing in the national championship.

Disclosure Day — July 21 (dir. Steven Spielberg / VOD)
Genre: sci-fi, action, thriller
About: a meteorologist gains the ability to speak every language in the world and read other people’s lives, allowing her to uncover a secret about extraterrestrial life. Starring Emily Blunt.

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu — July 21 (dir. Jon Favreau / VOD)
Genre: sci-fi, action, adventure
About: the Mandalorian and his apprentice undertake a dangerous mission in a galaxy where the shadows of the fallen Empire have yet to disperse.

72 Hours — July 24 (dir. Tim Story / Netflix)
Genre: comedy
About: a forty-year-old executive is mistakenly added to a stranger’s bachelor-party group chat and decides to join a group of young people he has never met for three days of madness.

The Dink — July 24 (dir. Josh Greenbaum / Apple TV)
Genre: comedy
About: an injury forces a former tennis prodigy to take up a slightly different sport. Starring Ed Harris and Ben Stiller.

Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender — July 25 (dir. Steve Ahn, William Mata, Lauren Montgomery / Paramount+)
Genre: animation, fantasy, adventure
About: thirteen years after the great war, the last guardian of airbending learns of an ancient power capable of reviving his people.

Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World — July 28 (dir. Sasha Waters Freyer / VOD)
Genre: documentary
About: a portrait of the American poet and Pulitzer Prize winner whose life, from a lonely childhood to literary fame, was inseparably connected to nature, love, and the ability to notice the world’s beauty.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle — July 28 (dir. Haruo Sotozaki, Hikaru Kondo / VOD)
Genre: anime, fantasy, action
About: a young demon slayer and his companions find themselves trapped in an infinite castle, where they must stand against the most powerful demons.

Maddie’s Secret — July 31 (dir. John Early / VOD)
Genre: drama, comedy
About: a dishwasher dreaming of a culinary career becomes an internet star, but her sudden fame exposes her health problems.