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Lauren E. Banks last year in Los Angeles.Willy Sanjuan/Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP In the pilot episode of Showtime’s 1990s Boston crime drama “City on a Hill,” the ambitious new Assistant District Attorney DeCourcy Ward (Aldis Hodge, “Hidden Figures”) expresses frustration at the hindrances and hidden levels of bureaucracy he faces from the get-go. A Brooklyn transplant who’s new to Boston, DeCourcy tells his wife, defense attorney Siobhan Quay (Lauren E. Banks, “Maniac”), that it shouldn’t be so difficult for him to put away the bad guys and help t...

The 100 Best Movies Written by Women Welcome to our guide of the best movies written by women: These are highly Certified Fresh films (nothing on the list falls below 94%) whose screenplay credit goes in part or fully to women. The journey begins nearly a century ago with 1925’s Battleship Potemkin, written by Nina Agadzhanova, inspired by her own participation in Soviet uprisings. Just two years later, Metropolis, cinema’s first sci-fi feature masterpiece, emerged out of Germany, written by Thea von Harbou. The 1930s were one of those peak decades for movies, in no small part thanks to...

ICONS Series Mar 12, 2021   In honor of Women's History Month, five audio plays highlighting Black women from the Harlem Renaissance will release on Playbill. To celebrate Women’s History Month, The Classical Theatre of Harlem (CTH) and Playbill are teaming up for ICONS: Harlem Renaissance in Motion, a series of audio plays produced by CTH and Venus Radio Theater. Launched on March 8, International Women’s Day, an audio play was released each day until March 12, highlighting five Black women who were central to the Harlem Renaissance. For the collection of plays, C...

From Breeders to Marvel Studios Assembles, these movies and shows on Disney+ Hotstar Premium will add to the roster in March 2021.

Celebrate Women's History Month with the best movies directed by women from the past 20 years: The films that entertained, transported us, and broke new ground.