Glynn Turman

Originally made as a film franchise back in the 2010s, this Disney series re-adapts Rick Riordan's fantasy novels with Walker Scobell (The Adam Project) as Percy Jackson.

Emmy-winner Colman Domingo reunites with the director of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom for this historical biopic on gay civil rights activist Bayard Rustin, the man who helped Martin Luther King Jr. (Aml Ameen, I May Destroy You) and others organise the 1963 March on Washington.

A look at the Black revolution in 1970s cinema, from genre films to social realism, from the making of new superstars to the craft of rising auteurs.

Acclaimed Academy Award-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro curates this collection of sinister stories, each more horrifying than the next.

In a Golden Globe-winning role, the late Chadwick Boseman stars alongside Oscar winner Viola Davis in this adaptation of the play by Pulitzer Prize winner August Wilson (Fences).

Ben Affleck plays a widowed former basketball all-star struggling with addiction in this sports drama. He attempts a comeback by becoming the coach of a high school team.

Marlon Wayans plays an expecting father and his five newly discovered siblings in this comedy from the producers of White Chicks and Naked.

Marty gets out of prison and does everything he can to rebuild his faltering consulting firm; Jeannie is pregnant with Marty's baby and trying to get back in his good graces after causing his downfall; Clyde and Doug fall in love with the same girl, and Clyde tries to reconcile with his father; Doug gets divorced from Sarah; Roscoe demonstrates that he is his father's son after all.

Marty Kaan and his team are at the top of their game– and taking corporate America for all it’'s worth. But when faced with the prospect of the ultimate buyout, Marty must decide: is it worth cashing in his chips and walking away? Or should he double down for the chance to pull off the deal of a lifetime?

Premiering at Sundance and playing in both TIFF and SXSW, this fantasy-comedy-horror from the director of Bubba Ho-Tep brings David Wong’s far-out book to the screen, complete with dimension-shifting drugs, zombies, a red meat monster and Paul Giamatti. Oh, and spoiler alert: John dies at the end.