Steven Soderbergh returns to the world of heists/crime thrillers for an HBO Max exclusive movie, No Sudden Move, which is set in 1955 Detroit and stars Don Cheadle, Jon Hamm, David Harbour, Benicio Del Toro, and more.

A deep cut UK musical drama, Absolute Beginners co-starred David Bowie and received a title track from the legend himself, the song “Absolute Beginners” faring much better than the movie itself as far as critical reception and performance.

Jordan Peele and JJ Abrams team-up to bring Matt Ruff’s 2016 horror novel Lovecraft Country to HBO in August, which follows Atticus Freeman as he journeys across 1950s Jim Crow America looking for his missing father.

Fargo returns in April for its fourth season as Chris Rock stars as the head of an African American crime family in 1950s Kansas City.

Betrayed and left for dead, former IRA member and boxer Martin Tillman goes on a vengeance fueled rampage against the criminal bosses that run 1959 Indochina.

The final time Daniel Day-Lewis will appear on-screen, according to the man himself following the announcement of his retirement earlier this year, he re-teams with Paul Thomas Anderson for the dram Phantom Thread, set in the world of 1950s London high fashion.

George Clooney is back behind the camera with a script by The Coen Brothers for the 1950’s set Suburbicon, where things get increasingly out of control in a peaceful suburb neighborhood.

The star of a massive 50’s epic is kidnapped and fixer Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin) has to track him down in the latest star studded caper from The Coen Brothers, Hail, Caesar!.