The 1972 Munich Olympics was the scene of a terrorist attack against the Israeli team. How ABC Sports scrambled to cover the unfolding story is the subject of the film “September 5.’

When a sex worker thinks a Russian white knight has rescued her from the life, her dreams come to a quick end in the Academy Award winning film “Anora.”

1. ​A lonely teacher near retirement feels invigorated by a new, younger friend and fellow educator at her school. But the discovery of an illicit and illegal affair provides an unexpected opportunity in the 2006 film “Notes on a Scandal.”

Hugh Grant goes dark in a thriller about religion and doubt in 2024’s “Heretic” also starring Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East.

Michael Keaton is an actor typecast from his previous superhero films now trying to be taken seriously on Broadway in the 2014 Academy Award winning film “Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance).”

The Cold War moves from macro efforts to the microscopic in a race to save a scientist’s life in the 1966 Academy Award-winning film “Fantastic Voyage.”

Kate Winslet has come a long way since playing Rose on the doomed Titanic. Acting as both producer and star, Winslet bravely takes on the role of WWII photographer Lee Miller in the film Lee, available to stream on Hulu.

Death takes wing as a parrot in the imaginative and touching 2023 film “Tuesday,” starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Lola Petticrew and Arinze Kene as the voice of Death. Stream the film on Max.

A double booked wedding leads to shenanigans galore in the Amazon Prime original film “You’re Cordially Invited” starring Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon.

When a man with a facial deformity undergoes an experimental treatment that reveals a handsome face but a mountain of insecurity, it’s only made worse by the arrival of “A Different Man.”