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Terms and conditions apply. * Savings buckets are a feature of Ally Bank's Savings Account. * No ATM fees from Ally Bank at Allpoint and Moneypass ATMs plus we reimburse for fees charged by other ATM owners nationwide up to $10 per statement cycle. * Early direct deposit offers eligible direct deposits up to two days sooner. * Spending buckets are a feature of Ally Bank's Spending Account. by [Eliana Dockterman](https://time.com/author/eliana-dockterman/) and [Eliza Berman](https://time.com/author/eliza-berman/) Jan 25, 2017 5:04 PM UTC by [Eliana Dockterman](https://time.com/author/eliana-dockterman/) and [Eliza Berman](https://time.com/author/eliza-berman/) Jan 25, 2017 5:04 PM UTC If the numbers are any indication, it’s still a tough time to be a woman in Hollywood. As the [wage gap](http://time.com/money/4207416/hollywood-wage-gap/) persists, the number of women behind the camera is [growing](http://time.com/4175947/women-female-directors-celluloid-ceiling-report/) at a glacial pace—so slowly, in fact, that last year the government launched a [federal investigation](http://time.com/4326519/aclu-government-sexism-female-directors-hollywood/) into discrimination against female directors. But women are taking matters into their own hands by fighting to tell stories from new perspectives on screens both big and small, as well as on the page. Mark your calendar for these projects. ### _Victoria_ **Jan. 15 on PBS** With so many shows and movies about British queens (_The Crown_, _The Queen_, _The Royals_, _Elizabeth_, _The Young Victoria_, to name a few), it’s a wonder so few are actually written by women. As the creator of _Victoria_, the British series starring _Doctor Who_ actor Jenna Coleman that recently premiered in America on PBS, Daisy Goodwin imbues the petite queen with a quiet power. The show tackles Victorian issues like birth control (or the lack thereof), the very real threat of death during childbirth and the question of finding a power balance in a relationship when the woman makes more money. ### _A Separation_  Cover art for "A Separation" (L); Kate Kitamura (R). Riverhead Books; Dario Cantatore—Getty Images **Feb. 7** Dubbed the new _Gone Girl_, Katie Kitamura’s _A Separation_ follows a translator who travels to a remote part of Greece in search of her missing husband, who also happens to be a serial cheater. The suspense builds in what literary heavyweights like _My Struggle_ author Karl Ove Knausgaard and _Department of Speculation_ author Jenny Offill [describe](https://books.google.com/books/about/A%5FSeparation.html?id=qO7bDQAAQBAJ&hl=en) as a brilliant and unconventional story of a marriage in pieces. ### _The Woman Next Door_  Cover art for "The Woman Next Door (L); Yewande Omotoso (R). Picador; Victor Dlamini **Feb. 7** _The Woman Next Door_ is a tale of a rivalry between two well-to-do widows and next-door-neighbors in South Africa, one white and one black. On the surface, author Yewande Omotoso presents a war of wits, but the story also addresses the history of colonialism, slavery, class and race as tensions come to a head. ### _A United Kingdom_ **Feb. 10** Director Amma Asante follows up her 2014 drama _Belle_ with another historical tale, this time centered around the true story of the first prime minister of Botswana, Sir Seretse Khama, and his British wife, Ruth Williams Khama. David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike play the lovers, whose families disapproved of their mixed-race relationship. Despite widespread opposition to their union, they moved from England to Botswana to assume power after the country claimed independence from Great Britain. Asante has another historical drama, _Where Hands Touch_, due out in 2017, starring [Amandla Stenberg](http://time.com/4173294/amandla-stenberg-bisexual-teen-vogue/) as a biracial German teenager who befriends a member of the Hitler Youth. ### _XX_ **Feb. 17** In a year teeming with horror reboots—from _Rings_ to _Annabelle 2_, _Friday the 13th_ to _Saw: Legacy—_one of the most promising of the genre’s offerings is an anthology featuring four shorts written and directed by women. The directors include Annie Clark (also known by her stage name, St. Vincent), who makes her directorial debut in the anthology; Karyn Kusama, a horror veteran behind such films as _The Invitation_ and _Jennifer’s Body_; Roxanne Benjamin, who made her directorial debut on another recent anthology, _Southbound_; and Jovanka Vuckovic, whose first horror short, _The Captured Bird_, was produced by Guillermo del Toro. ### _Big Little Lies_ **Feb. 19 on HBO** Reese Witherspoon’s [production company](http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/reese-witherspoon-her-production-company-833137) has scooped up just about every major bestseller written by a woman in the past few years for film and television projects, including _Wild_, _Gone Girl_ and now, _Big Little Lies_. This time she teams up with Nicole Kidman to produce the HBO mini-series and star, along with Shailene Woodley, as three mothers with dark secrets hiding beneath their perfect suburban lives. David E. Kelley (_Ally McBeal_) adapted the screenplay from Liane Moriarty’s book. ### _The Good Fight_ **Feb. 19 on CBS All Access** This _Good Wife_ spinoff will focus on three attorneys: Diane (Christine Baranski), Lucca (Cush Jumbo) and Maia (Rose Leslie). Diane and her protege, Maia, are forced to start over at Lucca’s law firm after both become entangled in a Ponzi scheme. The show’s concept is subtly radical for network television: There are three female stars but none are the typical white, [straight](http://ew.com/article/2016/12/16/good-wife-spinoff-rose-leslie-lesbian/) 30-something heroine. On the _Good Wife_, creators Robert and Michelle King did a better job than most showrunners in their approach to gender, race and sexuality. _The Good Fight_ promises to do the same. ### _South and West_  Cover art for "South and West" (L); Joan Didion (R). Knopf/Penguin Random House; Charles Norfleet—Getty Images **March 7** Joan Didion’s novels, short stories and memoirs have, over the course of decades, elevated her from mere mortal writer to literary icon. Her next release will be of interest, then, to readers hungry to understand the process by which she turned her observations of the world into timeless prose. _South and West_ offers a selection of excerpts from two of Didion’s diaries: one which she kept while on a road trip with husband John Gregory Dunne in the summer of 1970, and another which she wrote while covering the Patty Hearst trial in 1976. ### _The Rules Do Not Apply: A Memoir_  Cover art for "The Rules Do Not Apply" (L); "Ariel Levy (R). Random House; Craig Barritt—Getty Images **March 14** _New Yorker_ writer Ariel Levy turns the spotlight on herself in her new memoir. In 2012 she left for a reporting trip married, pregnant and financially secure. A month later none of those things were true. She turns tragedy into humor while examining the impulses of women attempting to live their mother’s unlived lives. Endorsed by the likes of Cheryl Strayed (_Wild_), David Sedaris (_Me Talk Pretty One Day_), Lena Dunham (_Not That Kind of Girl_) and Alison Bechdel (_Fun Home_) the book promises to be both profound and intimate. ### _Shots Fired_ **March 22 on Fox** Gina Prince-Bythewood (_Love & Basketball_, _Beyond the Lights_) and her husband Reggie Rock Bythewood (_Notorious_) are taking their talents to TV with _Shots Fired_, a Fox series about the rising tensions between the justice system and black communities. Following the shooting of a white kid by a black cop in North Carolina, a prosecutor and investigator begin to make inquiries amid protests that local authorities aren’t investigating the death of a black teen at the hands of police. Prince-Bythewood has advocated bringing more stories about black characters—especially black, female characters—to the screen. The series will reunite her with _Love & Basketball_ star Sanaa Lathan, who plays the investigator. ### _The Zookeeper’s Wife_ **March 31** Niki Caro has directed two actors to Oscar nominations—Keisha Castle-Hughes in 2002’s _Whale Rider_ and Charlize Theron in 2005’s _North Country_—which makes her next movie a promising outing for star Jessica Chastain. Adapted by Angela Workman from Diane Ackerman’s best-selling nonfiction book of the same name, it stars Chastain as the titular zookeeper’s wife, Antonina Żabińska. Along with her husband, Żabińska saved hundreds of Polish Jews fleeing the Nazis during World War II by offering them secret sanctuary in their zoo’s empty animal cages. ### _Anything Is Possible_  Cover art for "Anything Is Possible" (L); Elizabeth Strout (R). Random House; Taylor Hill—Getty Images **April 25** After winning the Pulitzer Prize for _Olive Kitteridge_ and being longlisted for the Man Booker Prize for 2016’s _My Name Is Lucy Barton_, Elizabeth Strout’s work is highly anticipated by her fans in the literary world. Her next novel follows a pair of sisters, a janitor, a daughter and Lucy Barton herself, now fully grown, to weave together a story about family, isolation and reconciliation. ### _The Handmaid’s Tale_ **April 26 on Hulu** In this adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s dystopian novel, Elisabeth Moss (_Mad Men_), Samira Wiley (_Orange Is the New Black_) and Alexis Bledel (_Gilmore Girls)_ are struggling to survive in a nation where women have lost their civil rights. The story centers on Moss’s Offred, one of the country’s few remaining fertile women who is forced into sexual slavery to the upper classes. Ilene Chaiken (_The L Word_) wrote the original script, but left to become the showrunner for _Empire_ on Fox. Bruce Miller has since taken over as showrunner in consultation with Atwood, credited as a producer. ### _The Leavers_  Cover art for "The Leavers" (L); Lisa Ko (R). Algonquin Books; Bartosz Potocki **May 2** One of 2017’s most anticipated fiction debuts, Lisa Ko’s _The Leavers_ tells the story of an 11-year-old boy whose mother, an undocumented Chinese immigrant, goes to work one morning and never comes home. Adopted by a pair of white academics who transport him to an upstate college town, the boy straddles the fully American future his new parents envision for him and the past that’s rapidly receding from view. The winner of last year’s PEN/Bellwether Prize, which recognizes fiction that explores issues of social justice, _The Leavers_ feels as relevant as ever as the future of immigrants in America hangs in the balance. ### _Snatched_ **May 12** After stints at _MadTV_ and _Parks and Recreation_, screenwriter [Katie Dippold](http://time.com/4404408/ghostbusters-writer-katie-dippold-trolls/) successfully crossed over to the big screen with her work on Paul Feig’s 2013 cop comedy _The Heat_ and last summer’s _Ghostbusters_ reboot. Now she joins forces with Amy Schumer, for the comedian’s follow-up to _Trainwreck_, in a mother-daughter comedy that brings Goldie Hawn back to the movies after a 15-year hiatus. The story of a South American vacation gone awry, _Snatched_ promises a booze-fueled fiesta celebrating intergenerational lady-bonds with as much raunch as possible. ### _I Love Dick_  Kevin Bacon and Kathryn Hahn in "I Love Dick" (L); Creator Jill Soloway (R). Amazon Studios; John Parra—Getty Images **May 12 on Amazon** _Transparent_ creator Jill Soloway is getting another show, this one an adaptation of the provocatively titled feminist novel _I Love Dick_. Kathryn Hahn (who played Josh’s rabbi love interest in _Transparent_) stars as struggling indie filmmaker Chris, a New Yorker who follows her husband to an academic community in Marfa, Texas. Once there, she falls for an enigmatic professor (Kevin Bacon plays the eponymous Dick) and enlists her husband to seduce him. Soloway, who has been lauded for her portrayal of sexuality on television, will use a Rashomon-style approach to experiment with the female gaze. ### _Wonder Woman_ **June 2** More than 75 years after she first appeared in DC Comics, [Wonder Woman](http://time.com/4606107/wonder-woman-breaks-through/) is finally getting her own tentpole superhero movie. And unlike most superhero movies, it’s directed by a woman: Patty Jenkins, best known for her Oscar-winning 2003 crime drama _Monster_. After teasing the role in last year’s _Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice_—in which she was, for many, the one [shining light](http://time.com/4271356/wonder-woman-batman-v-superman/) in a widely-panned bomb—Israeli soldier/model/actor Gal Gadot brings the Amazonian princess to life. ### _Rock That Body_  "Rock That Body" actor Scarlett Johansson (L) and writer-director Lucia Aniello (R). Alessio Botticelli, Craig Barritt—Getty Images **June 16** Lucia Aniello and her partner Paul W. Downs are a match made in improv class (literally), and their particular brand of comedy is largely responsible for such millennial stoner hits as _Broad City_ and _Time Traveling Bong_. Now they bring their talents to film, where she directs a script they co-wrote about a Miami bachelorette party that goes off the rails when a male stripper ends up dead. The heavy-hitting cast includes Scarlett Johansson, Zoë Kravitz, Demi Moore, Kate McKinnon, Ilana Glazer and Jillian Bell. ### _The Beguiled_  "The Beguiled" star Elle Fanning (L) and writer-director Sofia Coppola (R). Frazer Harrison, Ernesto Ruscio—Getty Images **June 30** For her sixth feature, Sofia Coppola writes and directs an adaptation of the 1971 western _The Beguiled_, which starred Clint Eastwood as a wounded Union soldier nursed back to health at an all-girls boarding school in Mississippi. Where the original, according to some critics, failed to elevate the inner lives and desires of the women in the same way it did Eastwood’s, Coppola stands to offer a new perspective on the material (which actually originated with the 1966 novel _A Painted Devil_). The remake stars Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning and Colin Farrell. ### _Sing, Unburied, Sing_  Cover art for "Sing, Unburied, Sing" (L); Jesmyn Ward (R). Scribner; Ulf Andersen—Getty Images **Sept. 5** Jesmyn Ward won the National Book Award in 2011 for her family novel chronicling the 12 days before Katrina hit in the town of Bois Sauvage, Miss. Her third novel, _Sing, Unburied, Sing_ will pay homage to Toni Morrison, William Faulkner and Homer as Ward tackles the classic road novel. Her protagonist journeys from rural Mississippi to a state penitentiary and beyond. ### _Top of the Lake_  Jacqueline Joe and Elisabeth Moss in "Top of the Lake." Parisa Taghizadeh **TBA on SundanceTV** Elisabeth Moss returns as a New Zealand cop in this critically acclaimed series that was created, written and directed by Academy Award-winner Jane Campion. The first season began with Moss’ Griffin investigating the disappearance of a pregnant 12-year-old rape victim and was praised for its nuanced exploration of rape culture. Nicole Kidman and Gwendolyn Christie join the cast for the second season, set four years later when a girl’s body washes up on Sydney’s Bondi Beach. ### _Tully_  Charlize Theron in "Tully" (L) and writer Diablo Cody (R). Raymond Hall, Tara Ziemba—Getty Images **TBA** For _Tully_, Oscar-winning Screenwriter Diablo Cody reunites with Jason Reitman for a third time (_Juno_, _Young Adult_) and Charlize Theron for a second (_Young Adult_) on a comedy about motherhood. Theron plays Marlo, an overtaxed mother of three whose brother gifts her with a nanny (played by the talented [Mackenzie Davis](http://time.com/4568555/mackenzie-davis-always-shine-interview/), of _Halt and Catch Fire_ and _Black Mirror_). One of the most original scribes giving voice to multifaceted female characters onscreen, Cody is also at work on a Barbie movie set to star Amy Schumer as the perky Mattel doll. ### _Lady Bird_  "Lady Bird" star Saoirse Ronan (L) and writer-director Greta Gerwig (R). Bruce Glikas, Jeffrey Mayer—Getty Images **TBA** Between roles in _Jackie_, _20th Century Women_, _Weiner-Dog_ and _Maggie’s Plan_, 2016 found Greta Gerwig consistently in front of the camera. But this year has the indie darling behind the camera for the first time, as writer and director of a feature-length comedy. _Lady Bird_ stars two-time Oscar nominee (at the ripe old age of 22) Saoirse Ronan as a young woman living in northern California. Though nothing else has been released about the plot to date, the combination of Gerwig’s quirky charm and Ronan’s disarming authenticity is mightily intriguing. ### _Landline_  Edie Falco and Jenny Slate in "Landline" (L); writer-director Gillian Robespierre and writer Elisabeth Holm (R). Chris Teague, Courtesy Sundance Institute; David Becker—Getty Images **TBA** Gillian Robespierre’s 2014 debut _Obvious Child_ was one of the most endearing, relatable romantic comedies in recent memory, and its head-on treatment of abortion as a straightforward decision for a young woman a refreshing deviation from the norm. For her next film, Robespierre reteams with _Obvious Child_ star Jenny Slate and writer Elisabeth Holm, who developed that movie’s story, for a ‘90s-set comedy about two sisters who discover that their father is having an affair. The movie was acquired by Amazon after a strong debut at Sundance, but a release date has yet to be announced. ### _Mary Magdalene_  Rooney Mara, who plays the titular role in "Mary Magdalene." Valerie Macon—AFP/Getty Images **TBA** This story about one of Jesus’ best-known followers has prestige written all over it: it boasts the same producing team as 2011 Best Picture winner _The King’s Speech_; it’s helmed by Garth Davis, whose 2016 drama _Lion_ was recently nominated for Best Picture in 2017; and features a script from British playwright and screenwriter Helen Edmundsen (_An Inspector Calls_) and Philippa Goslett (_Little Ashes_). 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