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What’s Streaming in June

Amazon Prime builds up its Aussie content, The Bold Type makes a fourth impression while Disney Plus looks inside one of its biggest animations and first streams a box-office killing kids film.

28 May 2020 12:00

Jini Maxwell

Digital

That’s right baby, the girls of The Bold Type are back! Image supplied.

Social restrictions are lifting – just in time for the cold weather to keep us inside regardless! Swings and roundabouts, huh? Well, no matter – this month brings a fabulous array of new films and TV from local and international streamers.

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Jini Maxwell

Jini Maxwell is a curator at ACMI, and an award-winning videogame journalist. They curated ‘Honk: Untitled Goose Exhibition,’ co-curate Gay24, a monthly film night showcasing rare, radical and archival queer films. Jini is currently co-curating a major videogame exhibition at ACMI.

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