A strong character study of a 13-year-old Polish Jew who disguised herself for two years during World War II. Based on a true story.

The strengths of this animated biopic are its visuals and Keira Knightley’s performance.

Steven Knight’s screenplay imagines Princess Diana at her breaking point while spending the Christmas holidays with the entire royal family, circa 1991.

Benedict Cumberbatch stars in this dark, strange, and bizarre bio of a cat lover and his wild oscillations of fortune.

Protagonists in movies certainly don’t have to be likeable, but is stiff-necked, high-handed, and wintrily remote any way to go through life (or a film)?

Based on the infamous 1947 court case in which famed singer Billie Holiday (Andra Day) was put on trial for drug possession.

The movie offers a complex examination of the players involved that is unusual for biopics, and is inherently and unabashedly political.

An intimate portrait, zeroing in on a slice of a rock star’s life, not unlike the underrated Brian Wilson biopic, Love & Mercy.

Julie Taymor’s moving, timely biopic of feminist legend Gloria Steinem.