In a near-future society, solar-powered Artificial Friend Klara (Jenna Ortega) observes the human world with endless empathy and curiosity from her store display window. Her wish for a home is fulfilled when she is chosen by Josie (Mia Threapleton), a sweet yet frail teenager suffering from a mysterious, debilitating illness caused by genetic enhancement. Moved into Josie's rural home, Klara forms a profound bond with the girl and her childhood companion Rick (Aran Murphy). However, as Klara observes the intense grief of Josie's distressed mother Chrissie (Amy Adams), the devoted android uncovers a heartbreaking secret regarding her true purpose in the household, prompting her to make a desperate plea to the sun to save Josie's life.

This adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s bestselling novel is a tender, visually stunning exploration of love, mortality and artificial consciousness. And with Oscar winner (and sometimes Marvel auteur) Taika Waititi behind the camera, you can be sure you'll have a good time.

Driven by an ideological crusade, a crew of social media-savvy criminals carry out a series of daring heists – all while broadcasting their increasingly daring antics online. As their viral fame and online following grows exponentially, so do the stakes, with unyielding veteran FBI agent West (John C. Reilly) soon hot on their trail. Knowing that he is technologically outgunned, West recruits a brilliant-but-convicted hacker (Zoë Kravitz) to help bring them down in exchange for her freedom.

The latest film from stuntman-turned-director David Leitch (Bullet Train, Deadpool 2) brings his signature brand of kinetic violence and sharp humour to the ever-entertaining heist genre. Featuring a star-studded ensemble cast – including Nicholas Hoult, Anna Sawai and Pete Davidson as members of the crew – How to Rob a Bank is a slick, indulgent cinematic spectacle that will have you guessing as you sit on the edge of your seat.