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Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan star in the latest LGBTQ drama 'Ammonite' from writer/director Francis Lee (God's Own Country). Based on the life of amateur self-taught Palaeontologist Mary Anning (Winslet) the film is set in 19th Century Lyme-Regis. When a wealthy enthusiast of Mary's work Roderick Murchison (James McArdle) stops by her shop he makes her an offer to look after his sick wife Charlotte (Saoirse Ronan) for 6 weeks. At first the women don't get along but slowly over time they develop a romantic Lesbian interest in one another.

A fictionalised account of the life of the 19th century palaeontologist Mary Anning, Winslet plays the pioneering scientist with Ronan as the gentlewoman who falls in love with her while staying in Mary’s beloved Lyme Regis. Lee once again displays his ability to convey vivid textures and a strong sense of place – from the salty seaside cottage and the weight of a fossil or tool, to the roar of the sea – and is aided by Stéphane Fontaine’s (A Prophet, Jackie) first rate cinematography. Deftly taking in the erasure of women from the history of science, the film is also woven through with an unusually subtle take on class difference in small town 19th-century Britain and its subversion within the exclusive company of women. Yet at its heart, Ammonite is a love story – one of great intimacy and candour – with Winslet and Ronan excelling in movingly unguarded performances.

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