What’s Coming to Amazon Prime Video in June 2026

June leans into the warmth of early summer, and Amazon Prime Video is stocking the month with originals built for long, lazy viewing sessions. The lineup swings from epic animated fantasy to swoony book-to-screen romance, a steamy European sequel, a charming Korean workplace comedy, and a family-friendly mystery led by a bona fide movie star. If you are looking past the licensed library toward the platform’s fresh 2026 releases, this is a well-rounded month with something for nearly every mood.

Here is a closer look at the new Prime Original movies, dramas, and series arriving in June 2026.

3 de junho

  • The Legend of Vox Machina (Season 4): The beloved animated fantasy series returns for a fourth season set a year after the Chroma Conclave. This time, Vox Machina is scattered, each member off searching for love, family, and a sense of purpose, until a long-dormant evil stirs and forces the group back together to confront their darkest and most formidable foe yet. It is exactly the kind of high-stakes, character-driven adventure that has earned the show such a devoted following.

The Legend of Vox Machina On Prime Video

 

June 10

  • Every year after this, an eight-episode romance is adapted from Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel Every Summer After, tracing the relationship between Percy (Sadie Soverall) and Sam (Matt Cornett) across six years and one week in the idyllic lake town of Barry’s Bay. Told across shifting timelines, it follows a friendship that blossoms into first love before a secret pulls the two apart, only for a later reunion to reopen old wounds. It is a tender, yearning adaptation squarely in the lane Prime Video has made its own.

Every year after On Prime Video

 

June 17

  • Your Fault: London. The sequel to Prime Video’s hit My Fault: London, this is the second English-language adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s Culpables trilogy. The film picks back up with Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick (Matthew Broome) as fresh faces and mounting pressures threaten to pull their relationship apart, with Noah away studying at Oxford and Nick shouldering the demands of work. Expect the same heightened emotions and simmering chemistry that made the first installment a breakout.

Your Fault London On Prime Video

 

For more picks worth adding to the queue, the entertainment section is the place to keep tabs on as the summer slate unfolds.

June 22

  • See You at Work Tomorrow! This Korean workplace romance is based on the hit Kakao webtoon by McQueen Studio. It centers on Cha Ji-yoon (Park Ji-hyun), a burned-out product planner who has firmly sworn off dating, only for her carefully guarded heart to be thrown into disarray when Kang Si-woo (Seo In-guk), the office’s most avoided team leader, steps into her orbit. Warm, funny, and quietly romantic, it is an easy binge for fans of the genre.

See You at Work Tomorrow On Prime Video

 

June 24

  • The Sheep Detectives: A witty, family-friendly twist on the mystery genre, this animated feature stars Hugh Jackman as George, a shepherd who reads detective novels aloud to his beloved sheep each night, certain they cannot understand a word. When a strange incident upends life on the farm, the flock proves him wrong, stepping into the role of amateur sleuths. As they piece together clues and size up their human suspects, the sheep reveal themselves to be surprisingly brilliant crime-solvers.

The Sheep Detectives On Prime Video

 

A month with something for everyone

June 2026 shows off the sheer range of Prime Video’s original slate, moving from sweeping animated fantasy and heartfelt romance to a playful family mystery without ever feeling scattered. Whether you are returning to the world of Vox Machina, falling for the lakeside longing of Every Year After, or settling in with the sheep of The Sheep Detectives, the month gives you plenty to line up. For more previews, recommendations, and the latest on what is streaming next, keep exploring the entretenimento section.

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