Australia 3D review – the world’s most majestic tourism ad
This Imax documentary features stunning landscapes and images of Australia’s varied fauna – that wouldn’t be out of place on the back of a plane seat
Him review – Jordan Peele-produced football horror is a disappointing fumble
Marlon Wayans hams it up as a quarterback looking to crown the new Goat in an unsubtle and increasingly meaningless critique of a broken system
Americana review – Sydney Sweeney heads cast in eminently watchable crime drama
Cowboys and Indigenous Americans tackle cultural appropriation and the legacy of the old west in a plot that revolves around a stolen Lakota artefact
Ackroyd & Harvey: The Art of Activism review – culture and politics collide in film of eco-artist double act
Portrait of the artists asks whether protest art can have a tangible, real-world impact
Ghost Trail review – pain and paranoia as a Syrian refugee attempts to track down his torturer
Jonathan Millet makes his fiction feature debut with an ambitious slow-burn thriller that opens up a complex world of pain
The Glassworker review – beautiful Ghibli-esque anti-war fable
Pakistani animator Usman Riaz’s dazzling debut owes much to Hayao Miyazaki, founder of Japan’s legendary studio, even if the magic and wonder falls a little short of his hero
One Battle After Another review – Paul Thomas Anderson’s thrillingly helter-skelter counterculture caper
Anderson updates Thomas Pynchon for the era of Ice roundups, pitting shaggy revolutionary Leonardo DiCaprio against cartoonish forces of reaction
The Boatyard review – skeezy cannibal horror picks off rich kids on a yacht ride to slaughter
Pointless and witless, this atrociously acted ripoff of The Hills Have Eyes should be cast back into the water
Happyend review – Orwellian Japanese high-school drama is brilliantly mysterious
Teen romance and paranoid surveillance collide to dysfunctional effect in Neo Sora’s beguiling debut future set in an oppressive near-future
Ebony & Ivory review – definitely not Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder in silly, surreal indie comedy
A pop icon and a musical legend meet on the Mull of Kintyre in 1981 and dress up as sheep in Jim Hosking’s daft, deadpan offering
Girls & Boys review – intense trans romance sparks fireworks in impressive debut
First feature from director Donncha Gilmore is propelled by charismatic and natural performances by leads Adam Lunnon-Collery and Liath Hannon
A Big Bold Beautiful Journey review – Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell play the game of love
Giddy romantic fantasy sends its two commitment-phobe leads on a magical road trip through their pasts that may lead them back to love
The Astronaut review – jump-scares and levitating eggs in a luxury location
In this slow-burn sci-fi, Kate Mara’s Nasa pilot crash lands back on Earth and is placed in a swanky safe house – but things soon start going bump in the night
Bad Man review – southern-fried script and idiosyncratic locals lift gun totin’ black comedy
Seann William Scott turns up to take over a small town murder, in this crime flick with a blokey, improv flavour
Can I Get a Witness? review – Sandra Oh leads the line in dystopian future fable of planned death
There’s real chemistry between Oh and Keira Jang as a mother and daughter living in a society where pastoral scenes hide a more brutal reality