The month of January is often synonymous with renewal and introspection, and what better way to explore the latest VOD releases than in the warmth of your own home? With winter in full swing, the long evenings are ideal for discovering new films and enriching your cinematic experience.
Video on Demand platforms are offering an impressive variety of content for the new year. From poignantdramas to grippingadventures and refreshingcomedies, there's something for everyone. Films available for streaming or rental can be adapted to your preferences, allowing you to create a tailor-made evening.
In January, the often cold and gray weather reinforces the urge to curl up on the sofa, cup of hot chocolate in hand, to enjoy the latest cinematic productions. Whether you're a fan of moving tales or thrilling action films, this month offers a rich and varied program to brighten your evenings.
With these new Video on Demand releases, January 2025 promises to be the perfect month to dive into a variety of exciting worlds, all from the comfort of your own home. An excellent way to start the year in style and emotion!
Karim Leklou wins Best Actor at the 2025 Césars for his role in 'Le Roman de Jim' by Les Larrieu
The Larrieu brothers' latest film, Le Roman de Jim, walked away from the 2025 César Awards with the prestigious Best Actor award for Karim Leklou. Read our review again! [Read more]
Anzu, the ghost cat: a fantastic adventure for the whole family
The animated film Anzu, chat-fantôme, by Yôko Kuno and Nobuhiro Yamashita, blends comedy, fantasy and emotion. Available on VOD since January 7, 2025, this gem for young and old explores family ties through the story of a capricious ghost-cat. [Read more]
Les Barbares: Julie Delpy explores prejudice in a comedy to be (re)discovered on VOD
Les Barbares, a comedy directed by Julie Delpy and starring Julie Delpy, Sandrine Kiberlain and Laurent Lafitte, will be released on VOD for purchase on January 16 and for rental on January 22, 2025. The film was presented as the opening film at the Angoulême Francophone Film Festival. [Read more]
Harold and the Magic Pencil: a fantasy adventure by Carlos Saldanha
Harold and the Magic Pencil, Carlos Saldanha's family fantasy starring Zachary Levi, Zooey Deschanel and Lil Rel Howery, is released on VOD for purchase and rental on January 16, 2025. Discover the story of Harold, a man who can bring his drawings to life. [Read more]
Ni Chaînes ni Maîtres by Simon Moutaïrou, starring Camille Cottin: Our opinion and the trailer
Director Simon Moutaïrou's first film, Ni Chaînes ni Maîtres, will be released on VOD on January 22, 2025. A historical drama about slaves' quest for freedom in the 18th century, starring Camille Cottin, Benoit Magimel and Ibrahima Mbaye Tchie. See our review and the trailer. [Read more]
L'Heureuse élue: Camille Lellouche shakes up family conventions in a wacky comedy
L'Heureuse élue, a comedy by Frank Bellocq starring Camille Lellouche and Michèle Laroque, recounts the adventures of a desperate man who, to deceive his parents, hires his Uber driver as a fake fiancée. On VOD January 23, 2025. [Read more]
Joker: Folie à Deux, Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga in an incandescent duet
Joker: Folie à Deux (directed by Todd Phillips) reunites Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga in a psychological drama combining romance, violence and madness. Available on VOD from January 30, 2025. [Read more]
New films and series on streaming platforms in March 2025
Don't know what to watch? To find your way around the endless catalogs of streaming platforms, rely on our guide! Netflix, Disney +, Prime Video, Paramount+, Apple TV+, Max... Here's a quick roundup of films and series to watch right now. [Read more]
Feeling like curling up in front of the TV today? We've got the week's releases on your favorite streaming platforms, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+! [Read more]
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New films and series on streaming platforms in March 2025
Streaming: what are we watching this Monday March 24, 2025 on Netflix, Amazon and Disney+ platforms?
