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    London Film Festival

    BFI London Film Festival Welcomes Steve McQueen, Andrea Arnold And Mike Leigh As The 2024 Line-Up Is Revealed

    By Liselotte VanophemSeptember 4, 20240

    The BFI Film Festival 2024 has revealed its line-up including features from Steve McQueen, Sean Baker, Andrea Arnold and Jacques Audiard.

    5.0
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    ‘Red Island’ Review – A Sumptuous, Scattered Portrait Of Personal Change And Political Unrest In 1970’s Madagascar

    By Will BjarnarSeptember 4, 20240

    Explore the captivating world of Robin Campillo’s Red Island. A coming-of-age tale set on a French army base in Madagascar.

    7.5
    Movie Reviews

    ‘The Goldman Case’ Review – Cédric Kahn’s Single-Location Courtroom Drama Is Tense, Authentic & Brilliantly Performed

    By Will BjarnarSeptember 3, 20240

    Discover the gripping courtroom drama of The Goldman Case. Dive into the intricacies of the legal proceedings in this acclaimed French film.

    7.5
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    ‘Look Into My Eyes’ Review – A Probing Profile Of New York City Psychics From Lana Wilson

    By Will BjarnarSeptember 3, 20240

    Explore the amusing encounters my girlfriend and I have with psychic offices in NYC and our satisfaction with not falling for their tricks.

    A black-and-white image of two people in conversation; one person, seen from behind, faces another who is wearing glasses and a suit, holding an object in hand.
    7.6
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    ‘Dance First’ Review – An Enchanting Tragicomedy

    By jaylansalmanSeptember 1, 20240

    Dance First is a tragicomedy, an absurdist meditation on the artist’s search for meaning and failure to find any.

    A man with disheveled hair and a distressed expression stands indoors wearing a white T-shirt stained with blood.
    6.5
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    ‘The Exorcism Of Saint Patrick’ Review – A Solid Start To The Fresh Hell Horror Trilogy

    By Cameron K. RitterSeptember 1, 20240

    Ultimately The Exorcism of Saint Patrick leans a little away from the classic horror mold than audiences might expect which is both a blessing and a curse.

    Man in an orange safety vest and white hard hat stands at a construction site, with another worker and debris in the background.
    7.0
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    ‘Mountains’ Review – Patience May Or May Not Be A Virtue In Monica Sorelle’s Quietly Spellbinding Debut

    By Will BjarnarSeptember 1, 20240

    Explore the themes of gentrification and resilience in Mountains. Get our thoughts on the film with our in-depth review.

    Casey Affleck in Slingshot (2024) | Image via Bleeker Street Media
    3.0
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    ‘Slingshot’ (2024) Review – A Sci-Fi Film That Misses The Mark

    By M.N. MillerAugust 31, 20240

    Here at Geek Vibes Nation, we review the new Casey Affleck film Slingshot, which is now playing in theaters. This article is spoiler-free.

    A man sits on rocks outdoors, holding up a dress shoe with water pouring out of it, looking thoughtful.
    8.8
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    ‘Close Your Eyes’ Review – A Triumphant Look At Self-Reflection And How Film Shapes Us

    By Cameron K. RitterAugust 30, 20240

    Uncover the captivating world of Close Your Eyes, a powerful film by Víctor Erice that explores the impact of cinema on our lives.

    Tyrese Gibson in the new film 1992 | Image via Lionsgate
    6.0
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    ‘1992’ Review – Tyrese’s Best Performance Since Baby Boy

    By M.N. MillerAugust 30, 20240

    Here at Geek Vibes Nation, we review the new Tyrese film 1992, featuring one of the last performances from the late Ray Liotta.

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