Time Out (Sydney)

5 FILMS TO SEE

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ALI’S WEDDING

Ali (co-writer Osamah Sami) is an Iraqi in Melbourne under pressure from his parents to study medicine and agree to an arranged marriage, even though he’s already besotted with another girl. Opens Thu Aug 31.

THE BIG SICK

Silicon Valley actor Kumail Nanjiani breaks out with this autobiogra­phical girlfriend-in-a-coma comedy that signals his arrival to the top. Opens Thu Aug 3.

HAMPSTEAD

This London-set, golden years romcom stars Diane Keaton as Emily, an allat-sea American widow, and Brendan Gleeson as Donald, a gruff Irish loner – living on different sides of the tracks. Opens Thu Aug 17.

AN INCONVENIE­NT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER

Back with more environmen­tal bad news and a ringing call to action, Al Gore is actually more interestin­g than the film surroundin­g him. Conditions have worsened in the decade since the first film, and this material is alarming to watch. Opens Thu Aug 10.

TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY 3D

Groundbrea­king CGI effects, Arnie’s slyly witty performanc­e, Linda Hamilton’s kick-ass reinventio­n of Sarah Connor and iconic action sequences all help make James Cameron’s 1991 effort the best killer robot of the bunch. Opens Thu Aug 24.

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