Netflix: the best new TV and films in June (plus everything else)

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From summer blockbusters to superhero returns and everything inbetween, June's additions to Netflix UK are packed with comedies, dramas and thrillers of both the small and big screen varieties.

There's also a true crime series tipped to be the big new obsession, and the fan-demanded finale to a cancelled cult show.

Here's the best of what's new on Netflix UK next month - plus a complete list of everything coming in June.

The Edge Of Seventeen

Superlative angst: Hailee Steinfeld in The Edge Of Seventeen

What is it? A smart, endearing coming-of-age film starring Hailee Steinfeld as a cynical, acerbic adolescent - and Woody Harrelson as her wonderfully deadpan teacher and confidant. Funny and surprising, this also has a lot more depth to its characters and story than your average teen comedy-drama.

When can I watch it? June 2

The Staircase

(Photo: Netflix)

What is it? Touted as Netflix's new true crime sensation, this 13-part docu-series follows the case of Michael Peterson, who was accused of murder after his wife Kathleen was found dead at their home in 2001.

When can I watch it? June 8

Sense8: The Series Finale

Fans will hope to get the resolution they asked for (Photo: Netflix)

What is it? Like many frustrating TV cancellations, when it was announced last summer that the cult sci-fi show from Matrix creators the Wachowskis was being axed, there was a fan outcry. The result is this two-hour concluding special, which devotees hope will wrap up loose plot threads and answer burning mysteries.

When can I watch it? June 8

Planet Earth II

A viscacha basks in the sun in Planet Earth II (Photo: BBC)

What is it? From a swimming sloth to a nail-biting pursuit of a newborn lizard by snakes, here's another chance to luxuriate in this spellbinding, expansive BBC nature documentary series - and relax to David Attenborough's typically wonderful narration.

When can I watch it? June 11

Unsolved: Tupac and Biggie

A dramatic, detective look behind the murders (Photo: Netflix)

What is it? Taking a slightly different angle on the infamous murders of hip-hop's pioneering icons, this is a scripted drama following the police investigations into both cases.

When can I watch it? June 18

Star Trek Beyond

Uhura (Zoe Saldana) and Sulu (John Cho) in Star Trek: Beyond