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The list of new movies and television series this week is not really robust, but it is nonetheless interesting. Of Orange is the new black the Veronica Mars reboot, plus two new compelling documentaries from HBO and Netflix, there's something for everyone.
Below, all the TV shows and movies to book for this week.
The biggest big white in the world?: Get ready for Shark Week (which begins July 28th) by watching this special show about the sharks that inspired Jaws. 8 hours ET on Nat Geo
It changes everything: July 22 in New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles, this documentary on gender inequality in the workplace will be screened by Lyft. The wide exit takes place on August 9th. Lyft's projections take place on July 22; Large circulation on August 9th
Who killed Garrett Phillips?: This is the official description of this documentary by HBO: "Two-time Academy Award nominee and Emmy Award winner, Liz Garbus A dangerous son and Nothing to say: Gloria Vanderbilt & Anderson Cooper) Who killed Garrett Phillips?, examines the 2011 murder of 12-year-old Garrett Phillips, and the subsequent lawsuit against Clarkson University football coach, Oral "Nick" Hillary. " 8 hours ET on HBO
The big hack: By Netflix, The big hack "Unveils the dark world of data mining through the fascinating personal journeys of players from different sides of the explosive Cambridge Analytica / Facebook data scandal." Streaming on Netflix
Working moms: Season 2 of this comic hilarious series, centered on women returning to work after a maternity leave, begins today. Streaming on Netflix
Veronica Mars: Just read the official description of Hulu for this much anticipated restart: "The spring breakers are murdered at Neptune, decimating the vital tourist industry of this seaside resort. After Mars Investigations hired the parents of one of the victims to find their son's murderer, Veronica is embroiled in an epic mystery in eight episodes pitting rich enclave elites, who would prefer to end the bacchbadia which lasts for a month against a worker. clbad that relies on the influx of cash that comes to be the West Coast's answer to Daytona Beach. "Yup, I'm sold. Streaming on Hulu
Orange is the new black: Distribute one to the women of Litchfield Penitentiary. This long Netflix series begins its seventh (and last) season today. Streaming on Netflix
Share: The site of Per HBO, Share is a captivating drama film that tells the story of a 16-year-old girl "who, after discovering a disturbing video of a night she does not remember, must understand what's going on." Is past and how to manage the fallout more and more heavy ". 10 am ET on HBO
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