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Rating	Title \| Year	Author	Quote
5/5	Good Time (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	The social commentary that runs throughout especially on people on the fringes of society and the harsher treatment people of colour suffer is well done with a lightness of touch that allows the viewer to reflect rather than feel manipulated... Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
3/5	Breath (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	Clare Foy is luminous. But it's Garfield's charm that makes this film enjoyable. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
	Rodin (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	Doillon delivers a non-traditional biopic which emulates Rodin's approach to his sculptures. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
4/5	The Beguiled (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	In fact you could say it could be viewed as a companion piece to that film told from the female perspective where the traditional object in fact objectifies the subject, Corporal McBurney, and lays bare the question of who is deceiving who. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
4/5	1918: Journey's End (2018)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	It's a visual assault of the most important senses - heart and mind. A must see. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
4/5	A Prayer Before Dawn (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	A Prayer Before Dawn will leave you pulsating long after you've left the cinema. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
4/5	Last Flag Flying (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	Last Flag Flying will take you by surprise - it has both style and substance. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
3/5	Call Me by Your Name (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	It works well as a coming of age story and examination of how people communicate when they are unsure of the other's feelings. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
5/5	The Shape of Water (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	There is so much to delight visually here as well as the beautiful and captivating film score. It's a striking masterpiece that flows just like water. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
3/5	I Am Not a Witch (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	Overall, I Am Not A Witch is a perverse, absurd and funny snapshot of life in rural Africa which leaves a very profound afterthought on the treatment of women. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review
3/5	The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)	Rosalynn Try-Hane	Forget all reason and logic and just let Lanthimos and the incredible cast be your guide. Posted Aug 21, 2018 Edit critic review