This Week's Releases - July 15, 2026
Nolan's Odyssée lands in IMAX, Mads Mikkelsen goes goofy in The Last Viking, and Anya Taylor-Joy launches Lucky on Apple TV+. The full rundown of cinema and streaming.
Trailer · Voicemails for IsabelleWelcome to This Week's Releases, your new Wednesday rendezvous. Every week we sort for you what's arriving in theatres and on streaming platforms - dates, trailers, and the only review that matters: is it worth the trip (or the couch).
🎬 In theatres this week
Can't start anywhere else: Odyssée by Christopher Nolan crushes everything. First film from the director since Oppenheimer, shot entirely in IMAX, a cast that would make an Oscars ceremony blush (Damon, Holland, Zendaya, Hathaway, Pattinson) - and already the best opening of the year. If you can only take one seat this week, take it in the biggest format.
But don't skip the rest: The Last Viking offers a free-wheeling Mads Mikkelsen in an irresistible black comedy, Comète intertwines Parisian destinies under the eye of Élie Wajeman, and for families, the animation Kayara, Princesse inca takes the little ones to the messengers of the Inca Empire. For the curious, the documentary Le Berger et les ours examines, without caricature, the bear war in the Pyrenees.
📺 On your platforms
The week is packed on streaming. The highlight drops the same day: Lucky, on Apple TV+, launches Anya Taylor-Joy in an ultra-stylish chase - and Silo season 3 continues its dystopian deep-dive. On Netflix, next week, a big French dossier with GIGN and Tomer Sisley; in the meantime, the reboot of Little House on the Prairie is already here. Prime Video plays the feel-good card with Elle, a prequel to La Revanche d'une blonde, and Disney+ leans on emotion with Dis-moi juste que tu m'aimes, starring Omar Sy and Vanessa Paradis. (On Max, it's mostly catalog to (re)discover this week.)
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We'll meet next Wednesday for a new round of releases. In the meantime: book, binge, and tell us what you think. 🍿
