Topsham Film Society Film Votes 2008-9

The TFS audience reaction system is one used by all similar clubs in the British Federation of Film Societies. The votes in each category (Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor and Awful) are multiplied and the resulting score then divided by the number of votes cast, to end up with a percentage. 'Excellent' votes are multiplied by 100, 'Good' by 75, 'Fair' by 50, 'Poor' by 25 and 'Awful' by 0. At its simplest the resulting percentage scores show which films were liked better than others. But sometimes a movie that 'divides' an audience can be worthwhile too - controversy is not always a bad thing.

Film
Attendance
Audience rating
Happy Go Lucky    
Lives Of Others    
Don’t Look Now    
Manon des Sources    
Members’ Choice    
Secrets & Lies    
Henry V    
Water    
Notorious    
Carmen    
The Kite Runner    

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