What’s Releasing on Netflix in June 2022: First Kill, Peaky Blinders Season 6, Money Heist Korea and More

If you are one of those who want to know What’s Releasing on Netflix in June 2022, you have come to the right place. The streaming platform has various foreign language series releasing next month. Even in June, the audience will be treated with a documentary series that will surely blow away their minds. Adam Sandler and Cillian Murphy fans will get to watch Hustle and Peaky Blinders Season 6.

Money Heist aka La Casa de Papel was one of the most popular shows on Netflix. The Spanish series is remade into the Korean language and titled Money Heist Korea. Fans will also get to watch the Korean thriller next month. So take a note of the release dates of upcoming movies, shows and docuseries so that you don’t forget to watch them.

Here’s What’s Releasing on Netflix in June 2022

June 2

Change Days (Series)

Borgen: Power and Glory (Series)

June 3

Surviving Summer (Series)

The Perfect Mother (Series)

Two Summers (Series)

Mr Crook: Cop or Crook? (Docuseries)

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June 8

Keep Sweet Pray and Obey (Docuseries)

Hustle (Movie)

June 9

Rhythm + Flow France (Reality Series)

June 10

First Kill (Series)

Intimacy (Series)

Trees of Peace (Movie)

Peaky Blinders Season 6

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June 14

Jennifer Lopez: Halftime (Documentary)

June 15

The Wrath of God (Movie)

God’s Favourite Idiot (Series)

June 16

Collision (Movie)

June 17

She Season 2 (Series)

Escape from Spiderhead (Movie)

You Don’t Know Me (Series)

June 24

Money Heist Korea (Series)

The list will be updated as more titles get added to the streaming platform.

Which movie/series are you looking forward to watching next month on Netflix? Do let us know in the comments section below.

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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