After the first “top ten”, the list is in
alphabetical order.
The Shape of Water - (Guillermo del Toro). A mute woman’s friendship with a creature from the Amazon.
Get Out - (Jordan Peele). A thriller that addresses racial sensitivities.
Call Me By Your Name - Italy (Luca Guadagnino). A teenager’s friendship with a family visitor.
Lady Bird - (Greta Gerwig). A comedy with insights about mother-daughter relationships.
Maudie – Ireland, Canada (Aisling Walsh). Bio-pic about an unlikely American artist.
Okja - (Bong Joon Ho). A genetic research company lends out to caretakers, then recalls experimental animals.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - (Martin McDonagh). The mother of a murdered child seeks justice.
Wonder Woman - (Patty Jenkins). WW seems to vanquish the God of War, Ares.
Hostiles - (Scott Cooper). 19th Century American soldiers cope with changing attitudes toward native Indians.
Baby Driver - (Edgar Wright). Crime thriller with wit and high entertainment.
Blade Runner 2049 – UK (Denis Villeneuve). A continuation of the earlier Blade Runner movies.
The Breadwinner – Ireland (Nora Twomey). Animation about an Afghan girl who must support her family.
City of Ghosts – (Matthew Heineman). Documentary about journalists in Raqqa Syria resisting ISIS.
The Shape of Water - (Guillermo del Toro). A mute woman’s friendship with a creature from the Amazon.
Get Out - (Jordan Peele). A thriller that addresses racial sensitivities.
Call Me By Your Name - Italy (Luca Guadagnino). A teenager’s friendship with a family visitor.
Lady Bird - (Greta Gerwig). A comedy with insights about mother-daughter relationships.
Maudie – Ireland, Canada (Aisling Walsh). Bio-pic about an unlikely American artist.
Okja - (Bong Joon Ho). A genetic research company lends out to caretakers, then recalls experimental animals.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - (Martin McDonagh). The mother of a murdered child seeks justice.
Wonder Woman - (Patty Jenkins). WW seems to vanquish the God of War, Ares.
Hostiles - (Scott Cooper). 19th Century American soldiers cope with changing attitudes toward native Indians.
Baby Driver - (Edgar Wright). Crime thriller with wit and high entertainment.
Blade Runner 2049 – UK (Denis Villeneuve). A continuation of the earlier Blade Runner movies.
The Breadwinner – Ireland (Nora Twomey). Animation about an Afghan girl who must support her family.
City of Ghosts – (Matthew Heineman). Documentary about journalists in Raqqa Syria resisting ISIS.
First They Killed My Father – Cambodia
(Angelina
Jolie). Memories of a young girl who survived war in Cambodia.
The Florida Project - (Sean Baker). Plight of poor children living near Disney World.
I, Tonya - (Craig Gillespie). Docudrama about the ice skating scandal in the 1990’s involving Tonya Harding.
The Florida Project - (Sean Baker). Plight of poor children living near Disney World.
I, Tonya - (Craig Gillespie). Docudrama about the ice skating scandal in the 1990’s involving Tonya Harding.
Kedi – Turkey (Ceyda
Torun). Documentary about the
significance of cats in Istanbul.
Loving Vincent – Poland, UK (Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Weichman). History of Van Gogh animated in his artistic style.
Molly’s Game - (Aaron Sorkin). A woman turns to hosting poker games after an injury interrupts her skiing career.
Loving Vincent – Poland, UK (Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Weichman). History of Van Gogh animated in his artistic style.
Molly’s Game - (Aaron Sorkin). A woman turns to hosting poker games after an injury interrupts her skiing career.
Phantom Thread – (Paul Thomas Anderson). A British couture designer falls for
his muse.
Wind River
– (Taylor Sheridan). Thriller
about solving a murder on an Indian reservation.
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