Drama

Austin Butler's genuine effort to honor The King of Rock and Roll is undermined by director Luhrmann's stylistic excess and a truly terrible turn by Tom Hanks.

While the plot mechanics grind a bit at times, the powerful acting by Juliette Binoche and newcomer Hala Finley makes this one worth seeing.

This summer HBO Max broadcasted 'The Last Movie Stars,' a six-part documentary series about Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward

'We Might as Well be Dead' focuses on a dystopian world in a Tower community that lives by strict rules and evicts those who violate them

Women Do Cry is about a woman who tests positive for HIV in a Bulgarian culture that treats those with the virus as lepers.

Soft & Quiet is about women taking initiative to form a hate group which seeks to bond in word and deed.

'Emergency' successfully walks the line between thriller and comedy. It's both a scary and a fun experience.

In 'Master,' a thriller at SXSW, three Black women look for success at an elite university and end up fighting more than they bargained for.

'Passing' explores the difficult subject of Blacks passing as white via a story of fraught friendships and marriages.

Campion's storytelling conveys darkness and foreboding that thrills until the end, with great performances by Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Plemons and Kodi Smit-McPhee.