‘Westworld,’ ‘Mulan,’ and Alicia Keys: 124 pop-culture musts for March 2020

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As many people are going to have a hard time making their minds up about whom to vote for in the 14 states holding primary votes on March 3, there are many other equally pressing decisions to make on March 20. Do I go see A Quiet Place Part II in the theater or see the low-key friendship comedy The Climb instead? Watch the Pete Davidson coming-of-age dramedy Big Time Adolescence on Hulu, or Self Made: The Life and Times of Madam C.J. Walker, with Octavia Spencer and Tiffany Haddish, on Netflix? Stream Alicia Keys or Gordon Lightfoot? So many tough choices! Fast Company can’t help you choose whom to vote for on March 3, but here are some suggestions on what to spend your time watching, listening to, and reading throughout this polarizing March.

MOVIES TO WATCH IN THEATERS

Sorry We Missed You, March 4
Onward, March 6
The Way Back, March 6
The Banker, March 6
The Booksellers, March 6
Escape From Pretoria, March 6
The Burnt Orange Heresy, March 6
First Cow, March 6
The Jesus Rolls, March 6
Wild Goose Lake, March 6
My Spy, March 13
Bloodshot, March 13
Heimat is a Space in Time, March 13
The Informer, March 13
Never Rarely Sometimes Always, March 13
The Roads Not Taken, March 13
A Quiet Place Part II, March 20
The Climb, March 20
Mulan, March 27
Resistance, March 27
Saint Maud, March 27

MOVIES TO WATCH AT HOME

Taylor Tomlinson: Quarter-Life Crisis, March 3 on Netflix
Hope Gap, March 6
Run This Town, March 6
Spenser Confidential, March 6 on Netflix
Swallow, March 6
Marc Maron: End Times Fun, March 10 on Netflix
Women of Troy, March 10 on HBO
Lost Girls, March 13 on Netflix
After Truth: Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News, March 19 on HBO
Big Time Adolescence, March 20 on Hulu
Blow the Man Down, March 20 on Prime Video
Tiger King, March 20 on Netflix
The Truth, March 20
Ultras, March 20 on Netflix
Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution, March 25 on Netflix
Military Wives, March 27
Uncorked, March 27 on Netflix
Vivarium, March 27
Coachella: 20 Years in the Desert, March 31 on YouTube

MUSIC

Body Count – Carnivore, March 6
CocoRosie – Put the Shine On, March 6
Cornershop – England Is a Garden, March 6
Daniel Davies – Signals, March 6
Mandy Moore – Silver Landings, March 6
Moby – All Visible Objects, March 6
Silverstein – A Beautiful Place To Drown, March 6
Stephen Malkmus – Traditional Techniques, March 6
U.S. Girls – Heavy Light, March 6
Grouplove – Healer, March 13
Peter Bjorn and John – Endless Dream, March 13
Ultraista – Sister, March 13
Yumi Zouma – Truth or Consequence, March 13
Alicia Keys – ALICIA, March 20
Brian and Roger Eno – Mixing Colours, March 20
Gordon Lightfoot – SOLO, March 20
Morrissey – I Am Not a Dog on a Chain, March 20
Knxwledge – 1988, March 27
Little Dragon – New Me, Same Us, March 27
Pearl Jam – Gigaton, March 27
The Orb – Abolition of the Royal Familia, March 27
Waxahatchee – Saint Cloud, March 27

TV

Dispatches From Elsewhere, March 1 on AMC
Breeders, March 2 on FX
Empire, March 3 on Fox
Dave, March 4 on FXX
Volcano Live! with Nik Wallenda, March 4 on ABC
Better Things, March 5 on FX
Cake, March 5 on FXX
Castlevania, March 5 on Netflix
Devs, March 5 on Hulu
Amazing Stories, March 6 on Apple TV+
Hillary, March 6 on Hulu
The Most Dangerous Animal of All, March 6 on FX
Paradise PD, March 6 on Netflix
Ugly Delicious, March 6 on Netflix
ZeroZeroZero, March 6 on Prime Video
Ride with Norman Reedus, March 8 on AMC
Rob Riggle: Global Investigator, March 8 on Discovery
Cosmos: Possible Worlds, March 9 on Nat Geo
Dirty Money, March 11 on Netflix
On My Block, March 11 on Netflix
Agatha Christie’s the Pale Horse, March 13 on Prime Video
Elite, March 13 on Netflix
Flack, March 13 on Pop
Kingdom, March 13 on Netflix
The Vast of Night, March 13 on Prime Video
Black Monday, March 15 on Showtime
Westworld, March 15 on HBO
My Brilliant Friend: The Story of a New Name, March 16 on HBO
The Plot Against America, March 16 on HBO
Roswell, New Mexico, March 16 on CW
Supernatural, March 16 on CW
Bert Kreischer: Hey Big Boy, March 17 on Netflix
Brockmire, March 18 on IFC
Little Fires Everywhere, March 18 on Hulu
Motherland: Fort Salem, March 18 on Freeform
True Terror with Robert Englund, March 18 on Travel
Feel Good, March 19 on Netflix
The Letter for the King, March 20 on Netflix
Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, March 20 on Netflix
Freud, March 23 on Netflix
One Day at a Time, March 24 on Pop
Tacoma FD, March 26 on truTV
Unorthodox, March 26 on Netflix
Making the Cut, March 27 on Prime Video
Ozark, March 27 on Netflix
Beef House, March 29 on Adult Swim
Three Busy Debras, March 29 on Adult Swim

BOOKS

Jazz Images by Francis Wolff, March 1
Women’s Work: Stories From Pioneering Women Shaping Our Workforce by Chris Crisman, March 3
Deacon King Kong by James McBride, March 3
How I Make Photographs by Joel Meyerowitz, March 3
Keeper of the Hearth: Picturing Roland Barthes’ Unseen Photograph by Odette England, March 3
The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich, March 3
The Mirror & the Light by Hilary Mantel, March 5
Dinner in French by Melissa Clark, March 10
Recollections of My Nonexistence: A Memoir by Rebecca Solnit, March 10
Beastie Boys by Spike Jonze, March 17
Magnum Ireland by Magnum Photographers, March 17
The City We Became by N. K. Jemisin, March 24
The Glass Hotel by Emily St John Mandel, March 24
Futuro Retro by Maria Svarbova, March 31
Martin Schoeller: 1995–2019 by Martin Schoeller, March 31

[Photo Illustration: Samir Abady; The Truth: courtesy of IFC Films; Bloodshot: Graham Bartholomew/Sony Pictures; Dispatches From Elsewhere: Jessica Kourkounis/AMC; First Cow: courtesy of A24; Little Fires Everywhere: Erin Simkin/Hulu; Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker: Amanda Matlovich/Netflix; Spenser Confidential: Daniel McFadden/Netflix; Stargirl: courtesy of Disney+; Swallow: courtesy of IFC Films; The Banker: courtesy of Apple TV+; The Burnt Orange Heresy: courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics; The Plot Against America: Michele K. Short/HBO; The Way Back: Richard Foreman/Warner Bros. Entertainment]