June 2026 is shaping up to be busy on Prime Video, between big French comedies, franchise returns, and new series slowly climbing in popularity. We combed through this month's catalog to keep only what truly deserves your evening on the couch. On the menu: a mix of movies and series, must-sees already buzzing on social media, and a few quieter outsiders that could well surprise you. Here is our pick of 5 titles to circle on your June calendar.
Clarkson's Farm, Season 5
The month's most anticipated return. Jeremy Clarkson is back at Diddly Squat with a Season 5 shaping up to be even more intense: a government budget going down badly with farmers, the farm's "high-tech" turn, and Kaleb's first trip abroad. Eight episodes rolling out in several waves starting June 3.
If you already laughed (and cried) through the previous seasons, this one should be no exception. It has become a genuine phenomenon, even for people who knew nothing about farming before.
Available on: Prime Video, from June 3
A Family of Bastards
A 100% French comedy with a cast that pops: Hakim Jemili, Laura Felpin, Benjamin Tranie, Kad Merad, and Florence Foresti. The story is set in Paris in 1997: after a shooting leaves his father between life and death, Mohamed discovers he has a brother and sister he never knew existed. He now has to deal with this new family and take over the family bistro, Chez Momo.
Directed by Mourad Winter, the film is shaping up to be one of the month's wildest comedies. If you are after something fun and nostalgic for a Sunday evening, this is it.
Available on: Prime Video, from June 12
Wrong Side of the Road 2: London
The eagerly awaited sequel to the saga adapted from Mercedes Ron's novels. Noah heads off to study at Oxford while Nick finds himself overwhelmed by his new work life. Their relationship, until now fueled by intensity and transgression, now has to face something else entirely: distance, decisions about the future, and new people entering their story.
Asha Banks and Matthew Broome reprise their roles in what is shaping up to be one of the month's most-followed films with the teen and young-adult crowd. If you followed the first installment, this one is a must.
Available on: Prime Video, from June 17
Meet Me Next Summer
Adapted from Carley Fortune's novel, this romance series follows Percy Fraser who, after a loved one's death, returns to the small Ontario lake town where she spent her most memorable summers. There she runs into Sam Florek, the man she loved, lost, and never quite forgot. Eight episodes dropping all at once on June 10, perfect for a nostalgic marathon.
If you are more of a summer-romance, "we could have, we did not" kind of person, this one might hit harder than expected.
Available on: Prime Video, from June 10
See You at Work Tomorrow!
For K-drama fans, here is a new series blending office-world satire with a slow-building romance. At the center of the story: Kang Si-woo, a cold, distant boss nicknamed the "Three-No Man" all over the office, whose routine is about to be turned upside down. Twelve episodes airing from June 22, exclusively on Prime Video.
A quieter pick than the rest of this list, but one that could well become your new obsession if you are after a well-written office romance. While you wait for more, check out the OneMovie app to organize your June watchlist.
Available on: Prime Video, from June 22
In short
All in all, June 2026 has something for just about every taste on Prime Video: from a cult farming documentary to a wild comedy, by way of summer romance and office K-drama. To keep track of these releases and plan your next movie nights, download OneMovie and stay a step ahead of your next binge. 📱🍿
