The Lost Bus review – Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera in dynamic real-life blaze-escape movie
McConaughey plays the unassuming real hero who drove a schoolbus full of children out of California’s deadliest wildfire
‘Always the coolest, calmest man in the room’: friends and film-makers remember Robert Redford
Everybody loved Robert Redford. Directors and co-stars including Ralph Fiennes, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Delroy Lindo, Judd Hirsch, Norman Reedus and F Murray Abraham explain why
Hundreds protest outside Disney HQ over ‘un-American’ Kimmel suspension
Demonstrators condemn CEO Bob Iger and fellow executives for ‘bending the knee’ to Trump administration
Calls grow to boycott ABC owner Disney over Jimmy Kimmel suspension
Critics say ‘authoritarianism isn’t coming – it’s already here’ amid widespread condemnation of talkshow’s suspension
Swiped review – breezy drama gives dating apps the origins treatment
Lily James plays former Tinder employee who became founder of Bumble in an illuminating yet corny rise-to-fame tale
In Whose Name? review – Kanye’s descent makes for grimly compelling watch
More than 3,000 hours of footage filmed since 2018 by a teenager gets turned into a strange, revealing and unsettling look at a fallen star
‘I’m a hustler, a grinder’: Teyana Taylor on music, motherhood and One Battle After Another
She was discovered by Pharrell Williams, signed by Kanye West and worked with Beyoncé – all by her early 20s. Now the star of Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film is creating a buzz in Hollywood
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
How Robert Redford redefined menswear on – and off – the screen
Redford was a paragon of masculine cool and a sartorial chameleon, able to take any aesthetic trope and make it shine with easy authenticity
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
From high-octane action to arthouse intrigue … all Kathryn Bigelow’s films – ranked!
Ahead of the release of A House of Dynamite – which could make Bigelow the first woman to win the best director Oscar winner twice – we rate her hits, from Point Break to The Hurt Locker
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