Netflix Has 9 New Original Movies Coming in June, and You Could Say We're a BIT Excited

What happens when a bank cashier burdened with her struggling musician husband's debts suddenly discovers a ton of money stored in the pipes under her sink? Her life changes in a major way, of course, and that's exactly what happens in this Hindi-language Indian drama.

When it's available: June 5

Based on Rick Remender and Greg Tocchini's 2009 graphic novel of the same name, this crime thriller stars Édgar Ramírez as Graham Bricke, a career criminal who teams up with a gangster and black market hacker in order to pull of the heist of the century. However, the trio has to pull off their plan before the US government launches their new program, which will make it impossible for anyone to willingly commit crimes.

When it's available: June 5

Directed by Spike Lee, this war drama revolves around four Black Vietnam vets (played by Delroy Lindo, Clarke Peters, Norm Lewis, and Isiah Whitlock, Jr.) who return to Vietnam in search of their former squad leader's remains — as well as some rumoured buried treasure.

When it's available: June 12

Descendants star Sofia Carson stars in this dance comedy as April, an aspiring performer who — after she fails to land a role on Broadway — reluctantly returns home, where she's tasked with training a group of young outcasts for a major dance competition.

When it's available: June 19

One-Way to Tomorrow is Netflix's first original film from Turkey, telling the story of two strangers who meet while travelling Ankara to Izmir. Though they don't initially hit it off, their relationship takes an turn when they realise their turbulence past romances are coincidentally intertwined.

When it's available: June 19

Based on Fernando Morais' book The Last Soldiers on the Cold War, this drama tells the real-life story of Cuban aeroplane pilot René Gonzalez (played by Édgar Ramírez), who left his wife (played by Penélope Cruz) and daughter behind in Havana in order to infiltrate an anti-Castro organisation in Miami, FL in the 1990s.

When it's available: June 19

Jorge Garcia (who you probably recognise from Lost and Hawaii Five-O) stars in this drama as Memo, a former child backup singer in the Latin music industry who — as an adult — lives as a recluse on a remote sheep farm in Chile with his uncle. Memo has no interest in engageing with visitors, but that all changes after he meets Martita, who reintroduces his beautiful singing voice to the world.

When it's available: June 24

Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams star in this comedy as two Icelandic singers, Lars Erickssong and Sigrit Ericksdottir, who compete for a chance to represent their country in the real-life Eurovision Song Contest. Other cast members include Pierce Brosnan, Dan Stevens, and Demi Lovato, and FYI: "Volcano Man" is a total bop.

When it's available: June 26

This drama from Spain balances three different stories — including that of a six-year-old boy, an environmental activist, and a group of civil guards — that are linked by a common theme: immigrants attempting to cross the Strait of Gibraltar and risking their lives in the process.

When it's available: June 30