Thor: Ragnarok (2017) ****

One of the best Marvel films, both hilarious and exciting.

Dunkirk (2017) ****

Superb war drama about the evacuation of British soldiers from France in 1940.

Wonder (2017) ****

Loving Vincent (2017) ***

Visually stunning animated film about the death of Vincent Van Gogh. A coproduction between Poland and the United Kingdom.

The Meyerowitz Stories (2017) ***

Aka: "The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)".

Le Sens de la fête (2017) ***

French comedy about a big party at a big palace.

Patients (2017) ***

Excellent French film about a paraplegic young man.

Coco (2017) ***

The Greatest Showman (2017) ***

Darkest Hour (2017) ***

A companion piece to "Dunkirk", showing what was happening on the English side of the Channel as Churchill become Prime Minister during Britain's darkest hour.

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2 (2017) ***

As good as the first film.

An Ordinary Man (2017) ***

Battle Of The Sexes (2017) ***

Feminism, lesbianism and tennis. Excellent film about the famous tennis match between Bobby Riggs and Billie Jean King.

Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi (2017) ***

Less impressive than the previous "Star Wars" films (except "Episode II", of course), but still a solid sci-fi space opera.

24 Frames (2017) ***

The Florida Project (2017) ***

It (2017) ***

Excellent horror movie about an evil clown.

Get Out (2017) ***

Very good horror movie about a young black man visiting his white girlfriend's family.

Molly's Game (2017) ***

Les Affames (2017) ***

"The Running Dead", Quebec-style.

I Love You Daddy (2017) ***

The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017) ***

Excellent biopic about Charles Dickens.

The Shape Of Water (2017) ***

Who's Watching Oliver ? (2017) ***

Picture Of Beauty (2017) ***

Mother (2017) ***

Most Beautiful Island (2017) ***

Logan (2017) ***

I Tonya (2017) ***

The Institute (2017) ***

Icarus (2017) ***

Here Alone (2017) ***

Fifty Shades Darker (2017) ***

The Disaster Artist (2017) ***

The Boss Baby (2017) ***

Blade Runner 2049 (2017) ***

The Big Sick (2017) ***

A unique film that starts like a romantic comedy, turns into a disease-of-the-week melodrama and ends like a Bollywood family drama, only without any musical numbers. And it's all based on a true story.

Wonder Wheel (2017) ***

Kong: Skull Island (2017) ***

Baby Driver (2017) ***

The Villainess (2017) ***

Superb opening scene, and several other exciting action scenes (including a swordfight on racing motocycles in a tunnel) in this South Korean version of "Nikita" (1990).

Visages Villages (2017) ***

Le Redoutable (2017) ***

Mr et Mme Adelman (2017) ***

Jeune femme (2017) ***

Grave (2017) ***

Les Gardiennes (2017) ***

Au revoir la-haut (2017) ***

Petit paysan (2017) **

La tragédie d'un jeune paysan dont les vaches tombes malades.

L'Amant double (2017) ***

Jalouse (2017) *

With Karine Viard.

La Villa (2017) **

Robert Guédiguian's film set in a small fishing village near Marseilles.

Le Brio (2017) **

Song Of Granite (2017) *

An Irish film in black & white, in Gaelic.

The Insult (2017) **

An attempt to explain the tragic history of Lebanon.

Mad World (2017) **

Hong Kong drama about mental illness.

The Square (2017) **

Taste Of Life (2017) ***

Spina (2017) ***

Pokot (2017) ***

On Body And Soul (2017) ***

The Breadwinner (2017) **

An animated film about Taliban's reign of terror in Afghanistan.

Loveless (2017) ***

In The Fade (2017) ***

A Fantastic Woman (2017) ***

Dawn Of The Felines (2017) ***

Boy Undone (2017) ***

Ana mon amour (2017) ***

Ava (2017) **

Ava's life is dictated by rules. Coming of age in Iran, she faces pressure to conform to the expectations of her parents, her school, and her friends. When Ava learns that her parents were once flagrant rule breakers themselves, she begins to rebel against the very foundations of her society. The film demonstrates how a culture of authority can force denial and detachment, particularly among young women during their formative yet vulnerable high school years.