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George Miller’s world-building spectacle is an assault on the senses that’s given a human heart by its remarkable star

An undercover cop falls for the woman who’s hired him to kill her abusive husband in the director’s hugely enjoyable, ‘somewhat true’ tale

Isla Fisher and Greg Kinnear are wasted as a mother and father heading for a breakup – until their kids find a clock that change things

The exiled director’s story of officialdom’s misogyny and theocracy in his home country may be flawed, but its importance is beyond doubt

This account of Lilian and her four young children undertaking a dangerous journey from Guatemala to the US brings a human face to the migration crisis

The star plays an analyst forced to see AI’s benefits in a brash sci-fi adventure that plays like it was made two decades ago

Taylor-Joy makes a fantastic action heroine, facing down a hilariously evil Chris Hemsworth in signature high-speed fights

Glen Powell plays a mild-mannered professor posing as a contract killer to catch would-be criminals in this diverting noir comedy loosely based on a true story

Director Quarxx’s underworld car-crash drama chances little humour as it dolorously teases out morals and metaphysics

Shot on 16mm, Marija Kavtaradze’s quiet drama tells a mature and moving story about the many ways people can be in love

They were ‘America’s band’, with a run of golden-hued songs – but Disney’s documentary ignores the darker side of their extraordinary story

Payal Kapadia’s glorious Cannes competition selection is an absorbing story of three nurses that is full of humanity