Every month, streaming services expand their libraries with new movies and TV shows. Here are some of the most promising titles added in August. Keep in mind that streaming schedules can change unexpectedly.
Amazon Prime Video Highlights
‘Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter’
Starting Aug. 20, this documentary by director Jason Hehir dives into the life of Serbian tennis champion Novak Djokovic. As the only active player from a trio that dominated tennis for two decades, Djokovic’s story is compelling. The film explores his drive, its origins, and how his pursuit of greatness has impacted his personal life and public image. The documentary covers his experiences during the Yugoslav Wars and his complex relationship with fans.
Additional releases on Amazon Prime Video this August include:
- 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’ and ‘Good Fortune’
- Aug. 26: ‘The Last Sunrise’
AMC+ Noteworthy Addition
‘Buffet Infinity’
Available starting Aug. 21, Simon Glassman’s film ‘Buffet Infinity’ joins the list of creative low-budget horror movies this year. The storyline unfolds through local TV commercials and news snippets, revealing an unnerving all-you-can-eat restaurant slowly overtaking a city in Alberta. The film features side plots, including a religious cult opposing the restaurant’s threat. Initially resembling a late-night TV sketch comedy, ‘Buffet Infinity’ grows increasingly dark and surreal as the narrative comes together.

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