108 minutes.

"Sliding between London and Lahore,
love and friendship, tradition and
iconoclasm, What’s Love Got To Do With
It? is an effervescent romantic comedy
that refuses to adhere to easy binaries.
Directed by Shekhar Kapur (Elizabeth,
Bandit Queen) from a smart, worldly
screenplay by Jemima Khan, the film
is buoyed by an adorable ensemble
that includes Lily James (Darkest Hour,
Yesterday), Shazad Latif (The Second
Best Exotic Marigold Hotel), and Academy
Award winner Emma Thompson (The
Children Act, An Education)."

98 minutes.

"What would rock ’n’roll be without Little
Richard? From the Rolling Stones to
the Beatles to David Bowie, popular
music has been shaped by trailblazer
Little Richard and his larger-than-life
personality. Yet few people know the
true story behind one of music’s most
influential figures. Lisa Cortés’ raucous
doc delves into Little Richard’s queer and
Black identities, ingenious music making,
and late-life religiosity."

106 minutes.

"Two deeply connected childhood friends,
Nora and Hae Sung, fatefully reunite
in New York City after being wrested apart
20 years ago, in this decades-spanning
romance from writer-director
Celine Song."

159 minutes.

"Matt Johnson’s masterfully crafted
film is a workplace comedy for fans of
the Social Network and The Big Short.
Adapted from Jacquie McNish and
Sean Silcoff’s book Losing the Signal,
BlackBerry is a tale about the invention
of the now-defunct smartphone that is
as funny as it is riveting."

106 minutes.

"When Margaret’s family relocates, she
not only has to contend with a new life,
but also new friends and new changes to
her body. Based on the bestselling novel
from Judy Blume, Are You There God?
It’s Me, Margaret. tells the seemingly
universal story of what it means to grow
up and find out who you are and what
you believe in."

97 minutes.

"As Margaret Thatcher’s government
aims to pass the homophobic Section
28, which restricts the “promotion
of homosexuality” in schools and
published materials, gym teacher Jean
must go further into the closet. By day,
she leads girls in sports and health
class — by night, she goes to lesbian
bars and parties with her partner. After
homophobia in her class threatens her
job, Jean faces a crisis between choosing
to stand for her identity and loved ones,
or protecting her job."

87 minutes.

"Jules follows Milton (Ben Kingsley) who lives a quiet life of routine in a small western Pennsylvania town, but finds his day upended when a UFO and its extra-terrestrial passenger crash land in his backyard. What follows is a funny, wildly inventive ride as three neighbors find meaning and connection later in life -- thanks to this unlikely stranger."