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‘Who By Fire’ Blu-Ray Review – A Sprawling, Simmering Domestic Drama That Keeps You Transfixed
KimStim has released the simmering Philippe Lesage drama "Who By Fire" on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!
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‘Plan 75’ Blu-Ray Review – An Upsetting, Thoughtful Look At The Horrors Of Getting Old
KimStim has released the emotional Japanese drama "Plan 75" from director Chie Hayakawa on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!
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‘Fire Will Come’ Blu-Ray Review – An Enthralling, Combustible Character Study
KimStim has released the character-driven Oliver Laxe drama "Fire Will Come" on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!
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‘Only The River Flows’ Blu-Ray Review – Murder Mystery Excavates Simmering, Small Town Secrets
KimStim has released the twisty Chinese film noir "Only the River Flows" on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!
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‘An Elephant Sitting Still’ Blu-Ray Review – A Sprawling Drama Of Hopelessness
KimStim has released the epic drama "An Elephant Sitting Still" from director Hu Bo on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!
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‘Only The River Flows’ Review – A Neo-Noir With A Crumbling Psychological Edge
Here at Geek Vibes Nation, we review the new Wei Shujun neo-noir art film Only the River Flows, and this review does not contain…
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‘Jeannette: The Childhood Of Joan Of Arc’ Blu-Ray Review – Rocking Out For The Lord
KimStim has released the ambitious metal musical "Jeannette: The Childhood of Joan of Arc" on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts!
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‘The Wolf House’ Blu-Ray Review – A Daring Use Of Stop-Motion Animation
KimStim has released the Chilean stop motion animation drama "The Wolf House" on Blu-Ray. Get our thoughts inside!
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‘Terrestrial Verses’ Review – Illuminating The Human Spirit Amidst Islamic Societal Pressures
Discover the power and complexity of Terrestrial Verses, a poignant exploration of life and authority in contemporary Iran.
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‘Remembering Every Night’ Review – There’s Joy In The Journey
Follow 44-year-old Chizu as she wanders the streets of Tama New Town looking for a lost postcard in Yui Kiyohara's Remembering Every Night.