To see new family names on the weekend of May 16

The weekend is here, which means that a fresh series of film and television titles is in the queue. Regardless of whether you are stacking into the car on the way to the theater or stacking on the couch with your own snacks, there is a lot to see as a family.

Here is your family observation list for the weekend of May 16.

“Andor” series Finale

• Streaming: May 13th on Disney+
• Evaluation: TV-14 (sci-fi/action/adventure)

What is one of the biggest pieces of von called star Wars The previous entertainment ends this week with the series finale of Andor. The last three episodes of season 2 are now streamed on Disney+, and if you have been waiting to separate the whole thing, your chance is now.

We treated this in our full review – but it is really a rich and satisfactory watch for SW fans in the family and others who are only looking for a dramatic spy thriller.

“Kiki's delivery service” theatrical publication

• Publication: In the cinemas May 17th (re -publication)
• Evaluation: G (children & family/adventure)

Here is the next entry in a number of nostalgic titles that have returned to cinemas in the past few weeks. 1998's Kikis delivery service The 13-year-old Kiki, who happens to be a witch in training.

She and her speaking cat, Jiji, move to a coastal city where she can develop her strength. Kiki will soon hire a courier service in which she delivers deliveries via Flying Boomstick. But as if she begins to lose her magical skills due to uncertainty, she has to overcome her self -doubt to get her strength back.

New on Netflix

Here are some titles that come to Netflix this weekend to be a good option at home with tweens and teenagers.

'Love, Death + Robots' Season 4 Premiere

• Streaming: May 15th on Netflix
• Evaluation: TV-Ma (Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Mystery & Thriller/Anthology)

The fourth season of the recognized anthology series returns with a new collection of genre-exciting animated short stories. These stories examine alternative stories, life for robots in a post-apocalyptic city and an action for world domination by super-intelligent yogurt.

'Wette' premiere

• Streaming: May 15th on Netflix
• Evaluation: TV-Ma (drama/mystery & thriller)

This series follows the students of an boarding school for the global elite, in which the underground gambling determines the hierarchy of the school. When Yumeko, a mysterious transfer student, arrives, she places her in the crosshairs of the mighty student council. You know little, Yumeko has a secret search for revenge that threatens to completely improve the school's status.

“Vini Jr.”

• Streaming: May 15th on Netflix
• Evaluation: TV-MA (Sport/Documentary)

Vini Jr. has everything: talent, resilience and boldness. Follow his dancing, unpredictable feet on his inspiring journey to become a global football star.

“Football parents”

• Streaming: May 16 on Netflix
• Evaluation: TV-Y (Comedy/Sport)

This Dutch language comedy series revolves around a group of arrogant parents who shamelessly interfere with the amateur football career of their children (football in the USA). We are introduced to this world by Lillian and her son Levi, who is new to the team. Lillian quickly realizes that she wants to escape this quirky parent group, especially from Marenka, who is the last person with whom you have to do on a Saturday morning. However, Levi wants to stay and even form a friendship with Vito, the most eccentric child of all who is by chance Marka's son.

'Immediate family'

• Streaming: May 15th on Netflix
• Evaluation: PG-13 (Tween-Teen/Comedy)

This family comedy hit from 2018 is doing this week on Netflix. When Pete and Ellie adopt a child through nursing hits, they first hope to take a small child. But if you meet three siblings, including a rebellious 15-year-old girl. Now Pete and Ellie have to try to learn the ropes of immediate parenting, hoping to become a family.

New digital publications

The digital publications of this week include two titles that you should enjoy at home with the FAM if you don't have the chance to catch them in the cinemas: