Hot Indies Up for Grabs

• ‘One Night in Miami’

  

  Set in 1964, One Night in Miami, Regina King’s directorial debut, adapted from Kemp Powers’ play, offers a fictionalized account of a pivotal meeting between four Black American icons: Muhammad Ali (then Cassius Clay), Malcolm X, Sam Cooke and Jim Brown.

  ‘Run Hide Fight’

  

  In Run Hide Fight, Kyle Rankin (The Witch Files) directs Isabel May as 17-year-old Zoe Hull, who has to fight for her life — while trying to save her classmates — when a group of live-streaming shooters storm their school.

  ‘Mainstream’

  

  After Palo Alto, her 2013 directorial debut, Gia Coppola returns to the subject of struggling youth with a cautionary tale of three outsiders in Mainstream.  Maya Hawke, Nat Wolff and Andrew Garfield play youngsters who get caught up in the world of social media celebrity.

  ‘The Duke’

  

  The the true-life heist tale, The Duke, Jim Broadbent playing taxi driver Kempton Bunton, who, in 1961 at age 60, stole a Goya from London’s National Gallery and offered to give it back if the government would invest more in care for the elderly.

  ‘The Man Who Sold His Skin’

  

  The Man Who Sold His Skin, the latest from Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania (Beauty and the Dogs) follows a Syrian man, undocumented and fleeing civil war, who becomes a work of art — and a valuable commodity — after an American artist turns his back into a tattooed canvas.