New Streaming Series and Movies: Best Releases August 10-16

Streaming platforms are rolling out their mid-August lineups, headlined by high-profile biographical sports documentaries, returning literary adaptations, and international political thrillers arriving between August 10 and August 16, according to release schedules provided by various entertainment services.

Netflix Debuts Mourinho Feature While Prime Video Premieres Reacher Season Four

Netflix anchors its mid-August slate with Mourinho, a documentary arriving on August 11 that examines the managerial career of Portuguese football coach José Mourinho two decades after his Champions League victory with FC Porto, according to platform schedules. Netflix also expands its international catalog on August 12 with Nando entre dos mundos, the second season of Las azules on Apple TV+ on August 12, and Conversaciones con asesinos: Las cintas de Charles Manson.

Meanwhile, Prime Video launches the fourth season of Reacher on August 12, continuing adaptations of Lee Child’s novels. According to Prime Video’s synopsis, the new episodes place the former military investigator, played by Alan Ritchson, at the center of a dangerous investigation triggered by witnessing the apparent suicide of a woman in the New York City subway.

International Thrillers and Additional August 13 Releases

SkyShowtime adds the second season of The Undeclared War on August 13. According to network details, the plot follows the search for an infiltrator inside the British intelligence service GCHQ, uncovering a conspiracy and a hidden alliance between Russia and China amid heightened electoral tensions in the United Kingdom.

The mid-week schedule on August 13 features several additional titles across platforms, including:

• Un hijo propio on Netflix
• Mi brillante carrera on Netflix
• Sobre ruedas (Season 3) on Netflix
• Esto, aquello y todo lo demás on Netflix

Rounding out the early-week calendar, Movistar Plus+ debuts Kenny Dalglish on August 10, and Filmin releases El segundo atentado on August 11.