"Toy Story 5", "House of the Dragon" and more: see this week's releases

The month of June is full of launches and has options for all tastes. Suspense series, animations, romances and even well-known characters are among the new features for the public.

After a few years of waiting, the 3rd season of "House of the Dragon" arrives to the public and promises to finally bring the civil war between the brothers Rhaenyra and Aemond Targaryen and will bring weekly episode releases. The season premiere has a 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Another debut is based on Harlan Coben's book, "I Will Find You", a suspense series about a convicted father who starts searching for his son's whereabouts.

"Your Fault: London" - June 17 on Prime Video
The love story between half-brothers Noah and Nick has yet another challenge, now that they have decided to follow different paths in adulthood: she going to Oxford and him diving into the world of business.

Your Fault: London| Official Teaser | Prime Video

"House of the Dragon", Season 3 - June 21 on HBO Max
Civil war is inevitable between siblings Rhaenyra Targaryen and Aemond Targaryen, which has become known as the Dance of Dragons.

House of the Dragon Season 3 | Official Final Trailer | HBO Max

"I will find you" - June 18 on Netflix
A father is sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his son, but receives a clue that the child may be alive. So he decides to run away to find out the truth.

I'll Find You | Official trailer | Netflix

"Toy Story 5" -June 17 in theaters
Buzz, Woody, Jessie and Bonnie's other toys must deal with a new threat to traditional play: electronic devices.

Toy Story 5 | Official Dubbed Trailer

"Fifteen Days"-June 17th in theaters
Away from colleagues who mistreat him, Felipe will finally be able to dedicate himself on vacation only to what he likes: books and series. But things get out of control when his mother informs him that she has agreed to host her neighbor Caio for a long fifteen days while his parents travel. Felipe despairs because Caio was his first childhood crush (and maybe he still is). Insecure, Felipe doesn't know how to interact with his neighbor. The days that promised peace and tranquility end up bringing a whirlwind of feelings, making Felipe delve into all his questions and insecurities. Despite their differences, or because of them, the two end up getting closer and experiencing a journey of mutual self-discovery.

Fifteen Days - Official Trailer

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