Every month, streaming services enhance their libraries with new movies and TV shows. Below are some noteworthy additions for August. (Schedules on streaming platforms may vary without notice. For more streaming recommendations, subscribe to our newsletter.)
New to Amazon Prime Video
‘Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter’
Starts streaming: Aug. 20
With Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal retired, Novak Djokovic remains the solitary powerhouse from a trio that dominated tennis for 20 years. Jason Hehir, acclaimed for the Emmy-winning Michael Jordan docuseries “The Last Dance,” delves into Djokovic’s life and career in “The Wolf in Winter.” This film examines the motivations behind Djokovic’s quest for success and the personal and public impact it has had on him. It offers insights into this complex athlete, from enduring the Yugoslav Wars as a youth to his intense pursuit of greatness that sometimes irks fans.
Also arriving:
- Aug. 1: “Primate”
- Aug. 5: “Sterling Point” Season 1
- Aug. 9: “The Chosen in the Wild With Bear Grylls”
- Aug. 12: “Reacher” Season 4
- Aug. 19: “Is God is”
- Aug. 21: “Back to the 90s”, “Good Fortune”
- Aug. 26: “The Last Sunrise”
New to AMC+
‘Buffet Infinity’
Starts streaming: Aug. 21
This year has brought several innovative low-budget horror films like “Obsession” and “Backrooms.” “Buffet Infinity,” written and directed by Simon Glassman, adds to that list with an unconventional approach. The film unfolds through local TV commercials and news reports, piecing together the tale of a suspicious all-you-can-eat restaurant expanding its reach in Alberta. Additional narratives emerge from these fragments, including the struggles of a religious cult opposing the restaurant. Initially reminiscent of late-night TV sketch comedy, “Buffet Infinity” evolves into a darker, surreal experience.

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