Gird yourself for the next four years with Ali Abbasi’s 47 origin story, The Apprentice.

Anthony Hopkins makes the British Oskar Schindler into a compellign wartime hero in the otherwise honourable, but pedestrian, One Life.

Might as well cue up a Spotify playlist. You’ll learn as much as you will from Bob Marley: One Love.

Michael Mann takes a detour from his usual stylish road for a biopic about the creator of the ultimate midlife crisis toy in Ferrari.

Dark’s Louis Hofmann travels back in time to play the ballsy title figure of The Forger.

Do you know anything about Golda Meir? No? Well, you’re not going to from Golda.

If you don’t already know Kenji Miyazawa, you won’t know him after Father of the Milky Way Railroad.

If you played the “game” Gran Turismo, you may want to go back to the game Gran Turismo.

Finally! Christopher Nolan lives up to his technical prowess with Oppenheimer. And we can hear it.

Like most biopics, I Wanna Dance with Somebody won’t teach you anything, but the soundtrack slaps.

If you’re obsessed with the movies, the genesis of creativity, or Steven Spielberg, The Fabelmans is a must-see.

Who’d a thought I Am Woman would need to be relevant 50 years later?

Baz Luhrmann + Elvis Presley = OTT nuttiness. A match made in glittery, rhinstoney heaven.

Pablo Larraín transplants Jackie to Sandringham.

If only the whole film had been as deliriously goofy as Jared Leto’s performance.

Late pop superstar and actor Anita Mui gets the biopic treatment.