“If you’re fond of sand dunes and salty air / Quaint little villages here and there […] If you like the taste of a lobster stew / Served by a window with an ocean view / You’re sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod” – Patti Page, ‘Old Cape Cod’

With the recent releases of A Complete Unknown and Better Man, where do these new titles stand next to some of the best and worst biopics?

In yet another musical biopic, One Love presents two years in the life of Bob Marley. As it attempts to tell the story of one of music’s most important figures, we take a look at how far One Love was successful

Amy Winehouse’s life is being exploited once again for our entertainment but is this what she would have wanted?

Emily Brontë’s life is somewhat inaccurately but powerfully depicted by Frances O’Connor

Will Smith delivers a powerhouse performance in the true story of Venus and Serena Williams’ rise to stardom.

Spencer is a messy, spoon-fed affront to intellect that feverishly meanders its way through its almost 2 hour runtime

Fred Hampton biopic might not be truly revolutionary, but is not afraid of showing true Black Panthers’ viewpoints

Featuring a spellbinding performance from Tom Hanks, A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood is a charming and heartwarming look at a true American icon, writes Will Burdess