Prime Video unveils biggest-ever young adult international originals slate – Prime Video has revealed its biggest-ever young-adult lineup, with new international originals from Spain, France, Germany, Italy and India set to arrive from September and into 2027.
Presented at the Obsessed Retreat: Class of ’26 in Germany, the slate spans returning favourites including Maxton Hall – The World Between Us and Call Me Bae, alongside new adaptations and sequels such as Boys of Tommen, Our Fault: London and Love Me Love Me 2.
For Australian Prime Video viewers, the announcement signals a concerted push to make book-led young-adult dramas and films into global events, giving the next wave of international titles a shared, fan-focused launchpad rather than treating them as isolated local releases.
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First looks at the next chapter
Prime Video unveiled first official images for its forthcoming Boys of Tommen series, which stars Nancy Surridge as Shannon Lynch and Conor Sánchez as Johnny Kavanagh. Adapted from Chloe Walsh’s bestselling novels, the series follows the pair as they navigate a new school year in Ireland.
The streamer also shared a first look at Our Fault: London, the 2027 conclusion to the UK version of the Culpables trilogy, with Asha Banks and Matt Broome returning as Noah and Nick. Italy’s Love Me Love Me 2 will also arrive in 2027, bringing Mia Jenkins, Pepe Barroso Silva, Luca Melucci and Andrea Guo back for a second film.
Among the other titles highlighted at the Bavarian Alps event were Germany’s Drive – The Pretenders, France’s Campus Drivers, Spain’s Perfect Liars and Tell Me in Secret, plus the third season of Maxton Hall – The World Between Us, due on 9 December.
Global YA hits drive the strategy
Prime Video said the slate builds on the international response to titles including The Summer I Turned Pretty, Off Campus, the Culpables films and Maxton Hall – The World Between Us. The service also confirmed that the next series of Call Me Bae is coming soon.
New releases begin with Spanish film Drawn Together on 9 September, followed by French feature You+Me – Against the World on 18 September and The Love Hypothesis on 23 September.
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