Amazon Prime Video Spotlights Underrated Gems for June 2025
As the vast library of Amazon Prime Video expands, several underrated films are set to catch the attention of viewers this June. Curated by "Watch With Us," this month’s highlights feature a blend of historical drama, indie comedy, and insightful documentaries.
Catherine Called Birdy (2022) leads the list, directed by Lena Dunham and inspired by a young adult novel. It tells the story of 14-year-old Lady Catherine (played by Bella Ramsey) who resists her father’s insistence on marrying her off to a wealthy suitor. Instead, she employs a series of comedic pranks to fend off her suitors. With its exploration of family pressures and societal expectations, this coming-of-age film is poised to resonate with both younger and older audiences.
Next up is Obvious Child (2014), a groundbreaking "abortion rom-com" starring Jenny Slate. The film explores the life of stand-up comedian Donna, who navigates her unexpected pregnancy with humor and honesty. Its frank yet endearing approach offers a fresh perspective on relationships and decision-making, making it a charming watch.
The documentary I Know That Voice (2013) dives into the often-overlooked world of voice acting. Narrated by John DiMaggio, the film gathers insights from over 150 voice actors, shedding light on the art behind popular animation and commercials—a fascinating exploration for animation enthusiasts.
Lastly, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women (2017) offers a riveting look at the origins of Wonder Woman, uncovering the complex relationships of Dr. William Marston and his two partners. This film challenges traditional narratives while celebrating the personal inspirations behind one of pop culture’s most iconic figures.
With these selections, Amazon Prime Video invites audiences to discover hidden cinematic treasures available for streaming this June.
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