This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes documentaries such as the 4.5-hour “City Hall” by Cambridge’s Frederick Wiseman and the stirring “Unapologetic,” but also Cronenbergian crime and horror.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with highlights the Boston Jewish Film Festival, starting Wednesday – just after Election Day, which you can prep for with “John Lewis: Good Trouble” or “Totally Under Control” or avoid thinking about with “Zardoz,” “My Octopus Teacher” and more.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter from features the Independent Film Festival Boston’s Fall Focus selections, a resurrected black “NationTime” via The Brattle and free DocYard screenings of the found footage “Feed” and “The Rifleman,” aimed at the NRA.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes Boston Palestine and Boston Asian American film festivals; a Liam Neeson-Sandra Bullock movie you’ve likely never heard of; documentaries and biopics focused on the world of music; “The Thomas Crown Affair”; and much more.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes the kickoff of The DocYard’s 2020 virtual fall season and ranges from Radha Blank’s “Forty-Year-Old Version” all the way back to high school with a gender-flipped “American Pie.” In between are Halloween thrills and some real-life horrors.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes the kickoff of The DocYard’s 2020 virtual fall season and ranges from Radha Blank’s “Forty-Year-Old Version” all the way back to high school with a gender-flipped “American Pie.” In between are Halloween thrills and some real-life horrors.

There’s film ahead! This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes the kickoff of the Boston Women’s Film Festival, “The Glorias” biopic of the iconic Gloria Steinem, some glimpses into the past (“North Dallas Forty,“ “Cruising”), the future (“LX 2048”) and more.

There’s film ahead! This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes the kickoff of the Boston Women’s Film Festival, “The Glorias” biopic of the iconic Gloria Steinem, some glimpses into the past (“North Dallas Forty,“ “Cruising”), the future (“LX 2048”) and more.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes a look at the Roxbury International Film Festival, going virtual with “Charles Coe: A Man of Letters,” about the Cambridge poet and educator; a timely rerelease of the “RBG” documentary; and a “Kajillion” more films and roles of interest.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes new fare such as the horror-filled “Antebellum” with Janelle Monáe and “The Nest” with Jude Law to rewinds to recent films including “H is for Happiness,” “The Grizzlies” and the giddy caper “79 Parts.”