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    Author: Will Bjarnar

    Will Bjarnar
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    Will Bjarnar is a writer, critic, and video editor based in New York City. Originally from Upstate New York, and thus a member of the Greater Western New York Film Critics Association and a long-suffering Buffalo Bills fan, Will first became interested in movies when he discovered IMDb at a young age; with its help, he became a voracious list maker, poster lover, and trailer consumer. He has since turned that passion into a professional pursuit, writing for the film and entertainment sites Next Best Picture, InSession Film, Big Picture Big Sound, Film Inquiry, and, of course, Geek Vibes Nation. He spends the later months of each year editing an annual video countdown of the year’s 25 best films. You can find more of his musings on Letterboxd (willbjarnar) and on X (@bywillbjarnar).

    Three people ride in a convertible car with the top down; two passengers sit in front and one in back, all appearing pensive as they drive through a green, hilly landscape.
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    ‘Bonjour Tristesse’ Review – Durga Chew-Bose’s Reimagining Of A Thorny Novel Lacks Bite

    By Will BjarnarMay 9, 20251

    Delve into Durga Chew-Bose’s Bonjour Tristesse, a film rich in nostalgia and emotional depth captured in a unique narrative style.

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    Four people in business attire sit and stand around a table, looking intently at a laptop screen, appearing focused and surprised. Apple TV+

    Something About ‘The Studio’ Doesn’t Sit Right With Cinephiles. That’s The Point.

    By Will BjarnarApril 15, 20251

    Uncover the complexities within The Studio where Patty Leigh navigates her dismissal and the future of filmmaking.

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    Three people on a boat, with one holding a colorful scarf blowing in the wind. The sea and a cloudy sky are visible in the background. Movie Reviews

    Paolo Sorrentino’s ‘Parthenope’ Dares To Pose A Conflict Between Understanding And Admiring

    By Will BjarnarApril 14, 20250

    Parthenope showcases Paolo Sorrentino’s artistic vision as he captures the allure and complexities of female desire.

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    A man in a dark coat walks past several workers welding metal parts in an industrial yard with a forklift and brick buildings in the background.
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    ‘The Amateur’ Review: Rami Malek Seeks Vengeance In An Action Thriller That Is Fun Enough To Forgive For Being So Straightforward

    By Will BjarnarApril 13, 20250

    The Amateur presents a gripping action thriller where vengeance leads to dire consequences for a grieving husband in London.

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    Person in dark futuristic attire aiming a yellow weapon in a dimly lit room.
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    Featured

    ‘Ash’ Review: Flying Lotus’ Twisted ‘Alien’ Riff Is More Experience Than Movie, And That’s A Good Thing

    By Will BjarnarMarch 27, 20250

    Read our detailed Ash review to discover how movie trailers have transformed into overproduced spectacles with mixed results.

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    Collage of a person with long hair and red helmet walking in a cityscape with slanted buildings, cars, and a 3D green cross.
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    Movie Reviews

    ‘Maya, Give Me A Title’ Review – Michel Gondry Animates His Daughter’s Imagination In Earnest Love Letter Of A Film [NYICFF 2025]

    By Will BjarnarMarch 21, 20250

    Discover the artistry of Maya, Give Me A Title, Michel Gondry’s enchanting animated film about father-daughter collaboration.

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    Woman with brown hair looks at the camera in front of a stationary train. The train car has the number 31441.
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    Movie Reviews

    ‘Inheritance’ (2025) Review – Phoebe Dynevor Trots The Globe In Neil Burger’s Solid iPhone-Shot Thriller

    By Will BjarnarMarch 9, 20250

    Burger’s efforts here don’t quite get Inheritance over that threshold, but its competence and unique stylistic approach make it come close.

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    A woman and child smile while walking on a city street at night, holding fried snacks in their hands. Movie News

    GVN’s Guide To The 2025 Oscar-Nominated Short Films

    By Will BjarnarFebruary 28, 20250

    Explore the fascinating world of Oscar-nominated short films and their significance in the Academy Awards ceremony.

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    “This Character Is Very Layered And Complex” – Celeste Dalla Porta On Breaking Out In Paolo Sorrentino’s ‘Parthenope’

    By Will BjarnarFebruary 9, 20250

    Unveil the intriguing encounter between Parthenope and John Cheever at a resort. Explore a story filled with brilliance, curiosity, and hidden secrets.

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    Five people stand facing away on a yellow-patterned floor with "Sudan" written above them against a cloudy backdrop.
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    ‘Khartoum’ Review: A Deeply Human Documentary Recontextualizes Terror And Dreams Before A Green Screen To Moving Results [Sundance 2025]

    By Will BjarnarJanuary 30, 20250

    Get to know the brave individuals behind Khartoum, a documentary that sheds light on the reality of life in Sudan’s capital city.

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