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    Paolo Pierobon as Papa Pio IX in Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara | Image via Cohen Media Group
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    ‘Kidnapped: The Abduction Of Edgardo Mortara’ Review – A Powerful Tale Of Control And Influence

    By M.N. MillerMay 20, 20240

    Here at Geek Vibes Nation, we review Marco Bellocchio’s new film Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara, opening in theaters today.

    A man in a white suit and a woman in a silver dress stand together on an outdoor stage with microphones. Musical instruments and bright stage lights are visible in the background.
    7.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Other Way Around’ Review – A Soul-Bearing Drama Bound To Leave A Mark [Cannes 2024]

    By Lane MillsMay 20, 20240

    Discover the captivating film ‘The Other Way Around’, centered around the collective soul of its characters and the impact of their decisions.

    A person with light hair holds their arms up, squinting with a cigarette in their mouth against a clear sky background.
    7.0
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Holy Cow’ Review – Éric Rohmer For The Working Class [Cannes 2024]

    By jaylansalmanMay 20, 20240

    Explore the sun-soaked world of Vingt Dieux (Holy Cow), an enchanting coming-of-age movie set in the French Countryside.

    A shirtless person with tattoos rides a bike while another person holds onto them. They are on a city street.
    7.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘Bird’ Review – A Surrealistic And Touching Tale About Finding Beauty And Warmth In Unexpected Places [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 19, 20240

    Bird is Arnold’s most experimental movie, and while the surrealism doesn’t work for the full 100%, the performances by Rogowski and Adams do.

    A man wearing a blue beanie and dark jacket stands on a city street with buildings, vehicles, and pedestrians in the background.
    8.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘The Story Of Souleymane’ Review – A Poignant Look At A Refugee’s Internal Struggle [Cannes 2024]

    By Phil WalshMay 19, 20240

    Experience the resilience and heartbreak in the story of Souleymane.

    A bald man with glasses and a denim jacket points a handgun forward. There are cars and a motorcycle in the background, suggesting an outdoor or roadside setting.
    6.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘You Can’t Run Forever’ Review – An Energetic Psychological Thriller That Doesn’t Reach Its Full Potential

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 18, 20240

    While You Can’t Run Forever doesn’t fulfil its full potential, it does give us J.K. Simmons’ magnificent, menacing lead performance.

    A woman with long hair appears distraught while her reflection is seen in the background.
    6.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘House Of Screaming Glass’ Review – Commendable Small-Scale Horror

    By Lane MillsMay 18, 20240

    Experience the jagged vision of House of Screaming Glass, an experimental indie horror that pushes the boundaries of the genre.

    Two people stand together, arms around each other, facing a gravestone in a cemetery with palm trees in the background. A wheelchair and benches are nearby.
    7.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Mourning In Lod’ Review – Unveiling The Heartache And Hope Amidst Israeli-Palestinian Tensions

    By Codie AllenMay 17, 20240

    Experience the emotional journey of Mourning in Lod, a film that sheds light on the lives and struggles of Israelis and Palestinians in Lod.

    Two young individuals, one wearing star-shaped earrings, appear solemn and teary-eyed, standing outdoors with blurred greenery in the background.
    8.5
    Cannes Film Festival

    ‘When The Light Breaks’ Review – A Beautiful And Sensitive Exploration Of Grief, Loss & Hope [Cannes 2024]

    By Liselotte VanophemMay 17, 20240

    When the Light Breaks by Rúnarsson shines a beautiful and heartbreaking light on loss, grieving and the stunning talent of Elin Hall

    Two people carry a large abstract painting outdoors, walking on gravel with a white geometric building wall in the background.
    8.0
    Movie Reviews

    ‘Taking Venice’ Review – A Secret Mission To Win An Art Prize, Right Out Of The Movies

    By Phil WalshMay 17, 20240

    Uncover the covert operation that led the US to victory at the Venice Biennale in the gripping documentary Taking Venice.

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