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With several highly-anticipated titles coming out this month, Netflix says July will be packed with fun and entertainment. Viewers can expect all the drama and action they can handle in several titles coming to the streaming platform this month.
On the 26th, you can see the highly anticipated House of Ga’a, in which Bashorun Gaa narrates the rise and fall of a ruthless kingmaker who used deceit and voodoo to reign, but was destroyed by his blood.
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Bolanle Austen-Peters directed House of Ga’a, starring Femi Branch, Mike Afolarin, Funke Akindele, Toyin Abraham, Ibrahim Chatta, Dele Odule, Bimbo Manuel, Lateef Adedimeji and Femi Adebayo.
Other cast members include Gabriel Afolayan, Jide ‘JBlaze’ Oyegbile, Seun Akindele, Yemi Blaq, Adeniyi Johnson, Muyiwa Ademola, Willam Benson, Gbenga Titiloye and Kunle Coker.
Ga’a’s House. Credits: Courtesy of Netflix © 2024
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Austen-Peter’s latest film for Netflix, Man of God, was nominated for Best Costume Designer and Best Director and won Best Actress at the 2023 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA). House of Ga’a is expected to surpass its predecessor in many more ways.
Still, several movies, including House of Ga’a, will excite Netflix subscribers. On day 2, Sprint will be available. In this sports series, elite sprinters face training, media scrutiny and fierce competition in their race to become the fastest humans in the world.
On Day 3, Beverly Hills Cop Axel F is not missing out on the action as Detroit cop Axel Foley returns to do what he does best: solve crimes and cause mayhem.
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The 10th in a gripping sports series, Receiver, follows the 2023 season of NFL receivers Deebo Samuel, George Kittle, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Davante Adams and Justin Jefferson.
The next day, Vikings: Valhalla Season 3 arrives. Seven years have passed since this season, and Harald aspires to become King of Norway. Leif seeks the Golden Land, while Freydis seeks a happy life for her people.
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On Day 12, it’s all about Lobola Man. In this series, Ace Ngubeni, a skilled Lobola negotiator, takes on his toughest deal yet for a timid client, only to discover that what’s at stake is bigger than money.
Netflix has not disappointed once again with its comedy. Fans will be able to enjoy a comedy special on the 16th entitled Chad Daniels: Empty Nester.
The next day, the anime series T・P BON: Season 2 hits the platform. Bon is now an official Time Patrol agent and continues his extraordinary rescue missions across space-time while mentoring his new assistant, Yumiko.
Find Me Falling will be released on the 19th. In this film, a rock star (Harry Connick Jr.) escapes to a cliffside house on a dream Mediterranean island, but his new life is complicated by unwanted visitors and an old flame after a failed comeback album.
The eighth season of Élite will be available to watch on the 26th. In this season, Omar and Nadia meet again just as the graduation of the Las Encinas students approaches, and one last mystery pushes friendships (and enemies) to the limit.
Ga’a’s House. Femi’s branch in Ga’a’s House. Credits: courtesy of Netflix © 2024
The Dragon Prince: Season 6 also premieres on the platform on the 26th. Callum and Rayla search for a way to destroy Aaravos while their friends confront the elf’s insidious influence in both Xadia and Katolis.
Don’t miss these and many more Indigenous titles currently streaming on the platform, including Shina, Kesari, Postcards, Strained, and Áfàméfùnà: An Nwa Boi Story.
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