Ok, this isn’t strictly a film . . . but I thought I’d bend the rules slightly for this stunning documentary. “The Andy Warhol Diaries,” is a six-parter based on Warhol’s own journal from 1976 till his death in 1987. This startling biopic is told with the artist’s own words through a re-created A.I. voice, which sounds strange and alien – and sometimes human but not. It’s aesthetically jarring, but so brilliantly done . . .

It’s 1925, and two brothers George (Jesse Plemons) & Phil (Benedict Cumberbatch) have a successful business in Montana. When George marries Rose (played Kirsten Dunst), Phil decides to distance himself from George, Rose and her son Pete (played by Kodi Smit-McPhee).

Leda Caruso (played by Olivia Colman) is a professor on a solo holiday in Greece. She finds her past life unearthed after the arrival of a difficult family, in particular Nina (played by Dakota Johnson), a very unpredictable young mother . . .