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New on Prime Video in February 2026 — all the new shows and movies to watch

Our guide on all the new movies and shows coming to Prime Video in February 2026, including our top picks.

Tom’s Guide

‘Pack what’s precious’: Victorians bracing for catastrophic fire danger hunker down with caravans, kelpies and litres of water

The black summer bushfires cast a dark shadow as people seek shelter at the Seymour disaster relief centre

The Guardian - AU

Toni Collette and Timothy Spall laud co-star Kate Winslet on her directorial debut film Goodbye June

Toni Collette and Timothy Spall are immensely proud of Kate Winslet for successfully directing, producing and starring in Goodbye June.

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Kate Winslet Revelation: Why Star 'Desperately Tried' To Recast Herself In Netflix's Goodbye June

Kate Winslet directs and stars in Goodbye June on Netflix, sharing how she bonded with Helen Mirren, Toni Collette for real family emotion.

International Business Times UK

I Was Really Moved By Kate Winslet’s Directorial Debut Goodbye June, And She Told Me One Clever Trick She Used With The Actors

What a fantastic first film!

Cinemablend

Helen Mirren Didn’t Want To Play A Dying Woman In Netflix’s Goodbye June, But Kate Winslet Told Us What Convinced Her

"She's like the backbone of Britain."

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Critics Have Seen Netflix's Goodbye June, And They Say People Will Be ‘Weeping Into Their Eggnog’

Kate Winslet's directorial debut drops Christmas Eve on Netflix.

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Netflix new releases — 7 shows and movies you need to stream this week (Dec. 22-28)

Dig into all the new Netflix TV shows and movies heading to Netflix this week, including "Stranger Things" season 5 volume 2, "Goodbye June" and more.

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Kate Winslet says she ‘desperately tried’ to recast herself in Goodbye June

The actor is directing, starring in and producing her newest feature

The Independent UK

Pregnant at 61 or a mother aged three: why do movies love age-blind casting?

In Kate Winslet’s Goodbye June, Timothy Spall, 68, plays the father of Toni Collette, who is 53 – and pregnant. But those liberties are nothing compared with North by Northwest, The Manchurian Candidate or Thanksgiving

The Guardian - UK

‘I lived out moments of my mother’s passing I never saw’: Kate Winslet on grief, going red and Goodbye June

For her directorial debut, Winslet assembled a cast including Toni Collette, Timothy Spall, Johnny Flynn and Andrea Riseborough to tell a story inspired by her own family’s bereavement. The actors talk mourning, immortality and hospital vending machines

The Guardian - UK

Goodbye June review – Kate Winslet’s Christmas heartwarmer is like a two-hour John Lewis ad

Star turns from Helen Mirren, Andrea Riseborough and Toni Colette can’t stop cartoony sentimentality smothering this film directed by Winslet and written by her son Joe Anders

The Guardian - UK

Goodbye June review: New Netflix movie is a near flawless directorial debut for Kate Winslet — but you’ll cry your eyes out

Did I have Helen Mirren being fictionally killed off on my Christmas bingo card? No – but I'm so glad she agreed to star in new Netflix movie Goodbye June.

TechRadar

Kate Winslet relived mother's death for new movie

Kate Winslet has revealed she was forced to relive her mother's death while filming heartbreaking scenes for her new movie Goodbye June, which was written by her son 21-year-old son Joe Anders.

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Kate Winslet felt like she was ‘reliving’ mother’s death while shooting new film

Goodbye June sees four adult siblings band together upon learning of their mother’s decline in health.

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Which strict 'personal rules' did Dame Helen Mirren break to make Kate Winslet's new film Goodbye June?

Dame Helen Mirren decided to break her own "personal rules" about roles to star in Kate Winslet's new Christmas drama Goodbye June.

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68 Random Pictures People Say Are Worth Going Down A Rabbit Hole For

People love going down rabbit holes, and when they crawl back with something new, they head straight to the subreddit 'All That's Interesting.' It's full of pictures of remote places, historical artifacts, inspiring human initiatives, and much, much more. So if you too enjoy learning obscure facts about anything and…

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The Independent UK

Trailer for Kate Winslet’s directorial debut Goodbye June has fans ‘bawling’

Winslet stars in new holiday drama alongside Helen Mirren, Toni Collette and Andrea Riseborough

The Mary Sue

‘Now You See Me, Now You Don’t’ review: The Horsemen bottle magic for a third time

Family is the people you choose to do magic with

We Got This Covered

Twin sisters created their own language and refused to speak to anyone else. Then doctors separated them, and the result was a disaster

The "cure" turned out to be more traumatic than the problem itself.

The Guardian - UK

The Jeremy Bamber twist: does Britain’s most notorious murderer finally have an alibi?

This week, audio footage was released by the New Yorker magazine, which seemed to exonerate Bamber, who has been in prison for 40 years. Could this lead to his release?

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Kate Winslet claims that fear prevented her from directing earlier

Kate Winslet admits she was "scared" to direct before making her debut behind the camera on the upcoming festive film Goodbye June.

Marie Claire

The Page-turners, Heartbreakers, and Big-Idea Books of Autumn 2025

The fall reads that everyone will be talking about

The Guardian - UK

Amity by Nathan Harris review – perceptive portrait of slavery’s aftermath

This follow-up to the Booker-listed The Sweetness of Water charts the perilous journeys of a brother and sister in the Reconstruction era, from the deep south to Mexico

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