What To Watch This Week 29.06.26
MONDAY
Elle, Prime Video
Before she conquered Harvard and became one of pop culture's most beloved heroines, Elle Woods was navigating the equally daunting world of high school. Set in the mid-90s, this prequel series follows a teenage Elle as she deals with friendship drama, first love and all the questionable fashion choices the decade had to offer. Starring Lexi Minetree in the title role and executive produced by Reese Witherspoon, Elle offers a fun, nostalgic origin story that reveals how the endlessly optimistic future lawyer became the woman audiences fell in love with in Legally Blonde.
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Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator, Prime Video
This sobering two-part documentary examines how one of Britain's most familiar television personalities was able to evade scrutiny for decades. Through testimony from survivors, archival footage and fresh reporting, the film explores the culture that allowed Harris to maintain his public image while concealing a pattern of abuse. Rather than focusing solely on the crimes themselves, it shines a light on the lasting impact on those affected and asks difficult questions about the institutions and individuals who failed to act.
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WEDNESDAY
Summer '36, Netflix
Set against the glamorous backdrop of the French Riviera, this stylish crime drama combines murder mystery with social commentary. As a new era of paid holidays brings an influx of working-class visitors to Nice, simmering class tensions begin to disrupt the established order. When a shocking crime takes place at a luxury hotel, four women from very different walks of life find their futures unexpectedly intertwined.
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FRIDAY
My Father's Island, In Cinemas
This gripping survival drama swaps cosy father-son bonding for something far darker. When a recently estranged dad persuades his teenage son to spend a year living in isolation on a remote island in the Norwegian fjords, the trip initially feels like an opportunity for a fresh start. But as the wilderness closes in and unresolved tensions rise to the surface, the experience takes an increasingly unsettling turn. Anchored by strong performances from Swann Arlaud and Woody Norman and set against breathtaking Scandinavian landscapes, My Father's Island is an exploration of what it means to be family, masculine and survive.
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The Invite, In Cinemas
A seemingly innocent dinner party forms the backdrop for this sharp, stylish relationship comedy from director Olivia Wilde. When a married couple invite their charismatic upstairs neighbours over for an evening of drinks and conversation, long-buried insecurities, tensions and secrets begin to surface. Starring Wilde, alongside Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton, the film blends clever comedy with emotional honesty, examining what really lies beneath the surface of modern relationships.
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Silo, Apple TV+
Apple's gripping dystopian drama returns with more secrets, higher stakes and fresh clues about the world beyond the bunker walls. As tensions rise within the silo, questions that have lingered since the first season finally begin to surface, offering tantalising glimpses of the civilisation that existed before. Led by Rebecca Ferguson, the series continues to balance big sci-fi ideas with intimate human drama, creating one of television's most immersive and compelling fictional worlds.
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