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    Home » Movie Reviews » Page 117

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    Five people sit around a table in a dimly lit room, working with plants and plastic bags. The room has a rustic wooden interior, and red light glows from a window in the background.
    5.0
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    ‘Trim Season’ Review – New Summer Horror Hits Indifferent Note

    By Lane MillsJune 11, 20240

    Trim Season feels like a narrative compilation of more precise, better stories, and accomplishes very little on its own as a result.

    A person wearing a fur coat and wide-brimmed hat leans back with their eyes closed in a convertible car under a clear blue sky.
    7.0
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    ‘Linda Perry: Let It Die Here’ Review – Capturing The Vulnerability Of An Artist On Screen [Tribeca 2024]

    By jaylansalmanJune 10, 20240

    Linda Perry: Let It Die Here doesn’t give answers to Perry’s most complex questions about art and identity.

    A close-up of a person with long hair tilting their head slightly. They are wearing large, square-shaped earrings and a necklace, captured in soft lighting.
    7.0
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    ‘New Wave’ Review – Music Cracks In Generational Trauma [Tribeca 2024]

    By jaylansalmanJune 10, 20240

    New Wave is a documentary about Vietnamese families and refugees, existing on the fringes of society but also an integral part of it.

    2024 Cannes Film Festival entry Universal Language (2024) | Image via Metafilms
    6.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Universal Language’ Review – Matthew Rankin’s Film Has A Frosty Charm [Cannes 2024]

    By M.N. MillerJune 10, 20240

    Here at Geek Vibes Nation, we review the new Sundance film entry, Universal Language, a self-proclaimed “surreal comedy of disorientation.”

    A surreal image featuring a person with a large, flower-like growth covering their face, exposing eyes through the center; their hair is voluminous and appears to blend with a dark background.
    8.0
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    ‘She Loved Blossoms More’ Review – Surreal, Yet Captivating Tale Of Grief With Mad Dash Of Sci-Fi Wonder [Tribeca 2024]

    By Phil WalshJune 9, 20240

    She Loved Blossoms More embraces a surrealistic quality to serve the story. Read our review from Tribeca inside here!

    A person with short dark hair and a white headdress stands in soft light, wearing a black dress with a white collar, with an out-of-focus background.
    6.5
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Witches’ Review – Feminine Freedom In Confessional Filmmaking [Tribeca 2024]

    By jaylansalmanJune 9, 20240

    Witches is a film for women about women. It’s the kind of film that travelers across the valleys of femininity are looking for.

    A young person with long hair and colorful earrings looks sideways. The background is blurred, hinting at an outdoor setting.
    8.0
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    ‘Jazzy’ Review – A Powerful Story Of True Friendship [Tribeca 2024]

    By Dave GianniniJune 9, 20240

    Explore the power of friendship in Jazzy, a heartwarming movie about the unique bonds we form in our youth.

    An older woman with short brown hair sits outside on a porch. She is wearing a dark sweater and holding a blanket, looking off into the distance. The background shows a house with a white door.
    7.0
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    ‘They’re Here’ Review – Off-World Beliefs And Terrestrial Truths [Tribeca 2024]

    By Dom FisherJune 9, 20240

    Directed by Daniel Claridge and Pacho Velez, They’re Here thoughtfully presents off-world beliefs and terrestrial truths.

    Black and white image of a woman with a weary expression, holding a wrapped infant, standing on a narrow, deserted street with old buildings in the background.
    8.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Girl With The Needle’ Review – A Harrowing And Impressive Look At Horrific Real Life Events [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemJune 9, 20240

    Vic Carmen Sonne and Trine Dyrholm shine in The Girl with the Needle, a harrowing exploration of one of Denmark’s darkest murder cases.

    8.0
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    ‘McVeigh’ Review – A Harrowing True Story Retold With Tact [Tribeca 2024]

    By Lane MillsJune 7, 20240

    Discover the realistic and intriguing film ‘McVeigh’ that explores the aftermath of the Waco siege through the eyes of an army veteran.

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