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This is a list of drama films of the 2020s .
Title | Director | Cast | Country | Subgenre/notes |
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Bob Marley: One Love | Reinaldo Marcus Green | Kingsley Ben-Adir, Lashana Lynch | United States | Music biopic [141] [142] |
Lee | Ellen Kuras | Kate Winslet, Marion Cotillard, Jude Law, Andrea Riseborough, Josh O'Connor, Andy Samberg | United States | Biographical drama [143] |
Reagan | Sean McNamara | Dennis Quaid, Penelope Ann Miller, Robert Davi, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Lesley-Anne Down, Jon Voight | United States | Biographical drama [144] [145] |
Young Woman and the Sea | Joachim Rønning | Daisy Ridley, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Stephen Graham, Christopher Eccleston | United States | Biographical sports drama [146] |
Title | Director | Cast | Country | Subgenre/notes |
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American Son | Rapman | Stephan James, Russell Crowe | United States | Crime drama [147] |
Bag Man | Ben Stiller | United States | Biographical political drama [148] | |
Barbarian Days | Stephen Gaghan | United States | Biographical sports, drama [149] | |
Black 5 | Michael Bay | United States | Drama [150] | |
Born a Crime | Liesl Tommy | Lupita Nyong’o | United States | Biographical drama [151] |
Boy21 | Peter Ramsey | United States | Teen drama [152] | |
Calico Joe | George Clooney | United States | Sports drama [153] | |
Cleopatra | Kari Skogland | Gal Gadot | United States | Biographical drama [154] |
Combat Control | Sam Hargrave | Jake Gyllenhaal | United States | War biopic [155] |
Fake! | Scott Z. Burns | Kate Winslet | United States | Biographical drama [156] |
Farnsworth House | Richard Press | Ralph Fiennes, Elizabeth Debicki | United States | Period drama [157] |
Fever | Todd Haynes | Michelle Williams, Alessandro Nivola | United States | Biographical drama [158] |
Follies | Dominic Cooke | United States | Musical drama [159] | |
Fruit of the Poisonous Tree | Fritz Kiersch | Scott Haze, Willa Fitzgerald, Joel Courtney, Tait Fletcher, Hrvy | United States | True crime, action drama [160] |
Fun Home | Sam Gold | Jake Gyllenhaal | United States | Musical biographical dramedy [161] |
Houdini | Dan Trachtenberg | Ben Affleck | United States | Biographical drama [162] |
Love is Pain | Peter Ramsey | United States | Biographical drama [163] | |
Solitary | Mahershala Ali | United States | Biographical drama [164] | |
Sunset Boulevard | Rob Ashford | Glenn Close | United States | Musical drama [165] |
The Faith of Long Beach | Eric Amadio | Brandon Perea, Common | United States | Sports drama [166] |
The King | Robert Zemeckis | Dwayne Johnson | United States | Biographical drama [167] |
The Nightingale | Mélanie Laurent | Dakota Fanning, Elle Fanning | United States | War drama [168] |
Untitled Bee Gees biopic | Ridley Scott | United States | Music biopic [169] |
AGBO is an independent entertainment company based in Downtown Los Angeles, founded and led by Anthony and Joe Russo and Mike Larocca. The Russo brothers are best known for their work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), most notably Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. Recent television productions by AGBO include Citadel, a television series with Amazon Prime Video starring Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra Jonas. Recent AGBO films include Extraction, written by Joe Russo and starring Chris Hemsworth; Extraction 2; The Gray Man with Netflix in 2022; and the Academy Award-winning Everything Everywhere All At Once.
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