Are you Team Couch Potato or Team Action Freak? No matter what you are - you've come to the right place! Today we present you our streaming highlights for July. There are great films and series dealing with topics like migration, integration and racism. The "Couch-Potatos" will certainly find what they're looking for, but also those who want more action: with the right action movie or a thriller! Have fun!

See You Yesterday (Netflix)

A science fiction, a buddy comedy and a thriller at the same time. Here two friends, prodigies of science, try to travel back in time to save their dead brother. For this they use their time machines. Social justice, the dark reality of life and racially motivated shootings are the themes.

The Kebab King (Youtube)

Zeynel Demir fled to Switzerland 26 years ago. The Kurd has made a career there and is now a millionaire. How did he manage that? With a kebab! You can learn more about his success story in this documentary.

Life without papers (Netflix)

The fate of eight families without residence permits is not certain yet due to the new immigration policy in the USA. Sleepless nights, painful moments and uncertainty torture these people. But how will it end for them?

Story of God with Morgan Freeman (Netflix)

Moderator Morgen Freeman explores the role of religion in human history, how faith connects us and possible answers to important questions in life.

Never in my life... (Netflix)

After a traumatic year, an Indian-American teenager wants to finally give up her status as an outsider. But friends, family and feelings stand in her way. Find out in this comedy if there is a happy ending or not!

The Boy Who Caught the Wind (Netflix)

In this film, a 13-year-old boy builds a wind turbine with the help of a book. The windmill is to save his village in Malawi from a famine. In this drama you can see how a little boy became a hero according to true events.

The long path of hope (Netflix)

The surprising rise and terrifying rule of the Khmer Rouge forces a 5-year-old girl into a harrowing struggle for survival. The Khmer Rouge were responsible for terrorist attacks and famine in Cambodia between 1975 and 1979. Everyone had feared them. They murdered a quarter of the then eight million inhabitants. And now the five-year-old girl feared for her life. Will she be able to escape the Khmer Rouge?