Suffragette
Inspired
by
true
events,
the
movie
shows
Suffragette
movement
of
women,
Britain's
long
and
violent
journey
toward
granting
women
the
right
to
vote
in
the
early
20th
century.
Starring
Meryl
Streep
and
Carey
Mulligan,
the
movie
will
open
the
59th
BFI
London
Film
Festival
on
October
7.
It
hits
theaters
on
October
23.
The
Walk
Joseph
Gordon-Levitt
portrays
the
high-wire
artist,
Philippe
Petit.
The
true
story
shows
Petit's
1974
attempt
to
cross
the
Twin
Towers
of
the
World
Trade
Center.
Pawn
Sacrifice
The
biopic
is
based
on
American
chess
legend
Bobby
Fischer
(played
by
Tobey
Maguire).
Set
during
the
height
of
the
Cold
War,
Pawn
Sacrifice
chronicles
Fischer's
terrifying
struggles
with
genius
and
madness,
and
the
rise
and
fall
of
a
kid
from
Brooklyn
who
captured
the
imagination
of
the
world.
Black
Mass
Johnny
Depp
portrays
Boston
gangster
turned
FBI
informant
Whitey
Bulger
in
the
film
which
based
on
the
2001
book
Black
Mass:
The
True
Story
of
an
Unholy
Alliance
Between
the
FBI
and
the
Irish
Mob
by
Dick
Lehr
and
Gerard
O'Neill.
Steve
Jobs
Danny
Boyle
has
cast
Michael
Fassbender
as
Jobs
in
the
biopic
which
releases
on
9th
October.
It
is
based
on
a
screenplay
written
by
Aaron
Sorkin,
which
was
adapted
from
Walter
Isaacson's
biography
Steve
Jobs.
The
Face
of
an
Angel
Inspired
by
the
book
Angel
Face,
drawn
from
crime
coverage
by
Newsweek/Daily
Beast
writer
Barbie
Latza
Nadeau,
the
movie
is
based
on
the
real-life
story
of
Amanda
Knox
who
was
accused
of
the
murder
of
Meredith
Kercher
in
2007.
Everest
The
biographical
film
is
based
on
the
real
events
of
the
1996
Mount
Everest
disaster
and
bestselling
non-fiction
novel
Into
Thin
Air:
A
Personal
Account
of
the
Mt.
Everest
Disaster
by
Jon
Krakauer.
There
were
two
expedition
groups
led
by
Scott
Fischer
(played
by
Jake
Gyllenhaal)
and
Rob
Hall
(played
by
Jason
Clarke)
each,
who
tried
to
climb
the
mountain.
Freedom
Two
men
separated
by
100
years
are
united
in
their
search
for
freedom.
100
years
earlier
in
1748,
John
Newton
the
Captain
of
a
slave
trader
sails
from
Africa
with
a
cargo
of
slaves,
bound
for
America.
In
1856
a
slave,
Samuel
Woodward
and
his
family,
escape
from
the
Monroe
Plantation
near
Richmond,
Virginia.
Testament
of
Youth
The
British
drama
film
is
based
on
the
First
World
War
memoir
of
the
same
name
written
by
Vera
Brittain.
The
film
stars
Alicia
Vikander
as
Vera
Brittain,
an
independent
young
woman
who
abandoned
her
Oxford
studies
to
become
a
war
nurse.
In
The
Heart
of
the
Sea
The
Ron
Howard's
biographical
thriller
tells
the
true
story
of
a
whaleship
from
Nantucket
that
was
attacked
by
a
sperm
whale
in
1820.
The
whaleship
Essex
is
crewed
by
Captain
George
Pollard,
Jr.
(Benjamin
Walker),
first
mate
Owen
Chase
(Chris
Hemsworth),
second
mate
Matthew
Joy
(Cillian
Murphy),
and
cabin
boy
Thomas
Nickerson
(Tom
Holland).