Amazon
Late Night
Nisha Ganatra directs Mindy Kaling and Emma Thompson in the $13 million Sundance acquisition.
Release date: June 7
Annapurna
Booksmart
Olivia Wilde’s coming-of-age romp centers on smart girls who live four years of high school shenanigans in one night.
Release date: May 30
A24
The Farewell
Lulu Wang’s film stars Awkwafina as a woman who returns to China for a wedding staged for the benefit of her grandmother.
Release date: July 12
Disney
Breakthrough
Roxann Dawson helmed this faith and family title for the just-shuttered Fox 2000 label, acquired by Disney in March.
Release date: April 17
Frozen 2
The sequel to the animated juggernaut was co-directed by Jennifer Lee.
Release date: Nov. 22
Mulan
Niki Caro directs a live-action version of the Disney classic starring Donnie Yen, Jet Li and Yifei Liu.
Release date: March 27
MGM
Respect
Liesl Tommy will direct Jennifer Hudson in this sprawling biopic about soul legend Aretha Franklin.
Release date: Aug. 14, 2020
Netflix
The Last Thing He Wanted
As with her Netflix effort “Mudbound,” Dee Rees may get a theatrical run for this adaptation of the Joan Didion novel.
Release date: Fall 2019
Paramount
The Rhythm Section
Reed Morano directs this spy story starring Blake Lively. It’s the first non-Bond espionage pic from producer Barbara Broccoli.
Release date: Nov. 22
Big Gay Jamboree
Alethea Jones directs and Margot Robbie produces this film about a woman who awakens and realizes she’s living in a 1940s musical. Release date: 2020
Sony
Charlie’s Angels
Director Elizabeth Banks offers up a hard-edged take on the TV classic, with stars Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska.
Release date: Nov. 15
Little Women
Greta Gerwig directs a starry ensemble in this reboot of the classic novel.
Release date: Dec. 25
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Marielle Heller steers Tom Hanks as beloved TV host Fred Rogers in this biopic.
Release date: Nov. 22
Focus
Harriet
Kasi Lemmons directs this Harriet Tubman biopic starring Cynthia Erivo. Release date: 2020
Promising Young Woman
This starry ensemble revenge drama is led by Carey Mulligan and directed by Emerald Fennell.
Release date: 2020
Emma
Director Autumn de Wilde reboots Jane Austen’s classic novel.
Release date: 2020
Universal
Little
Tina Gordon directs Regina Hall and Issa Rae in a comedy about a stressed woman who wakes up in her preteen body.
Release date: April 12
A Dog’s Journey
Director Gail Mancuso offers up a sequel of sorts to the feel-good “A Dog’s Purpose.”
Release date: May 17
Abominable
Director Jill Culton reps the animated genre in this film about a magical yeti.
Release date: September 27
Queen & Slim
Esteemed music video director and frequent Beyoncé collaborator Melina Matsoukas delivers a dramatic thriller about a young black couple.
Release date: November 27
The Photograph
Stella Meghie directs a tapestry of love stories set in the present and the past. Release date: 2020
The Turning, directed by Floria Sigismondi
Candyman,” from Nia DeCosta
The Grace Year, from Elizabeth Banks
Warner
The Sun Is Also a Star
Director Ry Russo-Young brings a YA romance. Release date: May 17
The Kitchen
Director Andrea Berloff sends up this anticipated mob wives drama with Melissa McCarthy and Tiffany Haddish. Release date: Aug. 9
Blinded by the Light
Gurinder Chadha’s tale set to Bruce Springsteen hits is from Warner’s New Line. Release date: Aug. 14
Birds of Prey
Cathy Yan directs Margot Robbie and her baseball bat.
Release date: Feb. 7, 2020
Barbie
Mattel’s doll gets a live-action film, another effort from director Alethea Jones and star Margot Robbie.
Release date: May 8, 2020
Wonder Woman 1984
Patty Jenkins returns with a sequel to the empowering Gal Gadot smash. Release date: June 5, 2020
