The full-length animated feature traces Charlotte Salomon’s life from her teens as an art student in Berlin, through her escape to France, and her eventual capture and murder.

If you have missed the Crawley households, and the lives they lead (interrupted only by — hmmm, let’s see — World War I, the Spanish Flu, wrongful convictions for murder, illegitimate children), then by all means, clear your calendar and catch the very next showing. 

'Roar,' a new anthology series on Apple TV+, takes metaphorical experiences of womanhood and builds smart, entertaining, sometimes disturbing, 30-minute fables.

The best thing about 'Julia' — or should I say, the pièce de résistance — is its formidable cast. 

The Oscars’ hosts, a triumvirate of funny women, started the ceremony by saying, “This year, the Academy hired three women to host . . . because it’s cheaper than hiring one man.” 

'The Dropout' and 'Inventing Anna' are detailed accounts of complex women and their protracted crime sprees.

Mrs. Maisel may be back where she started — not just in her old club, but in her old apartment, and even (mini-spoiler here) back in jail. But this time, she’s taking no prisoners.

A list of powerful movies and television series depicting the Black American experience.