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Cristiana Dell’Anna stars in a scene from the movie "Cabrini." The OSV News classification is A-II -- adults and adolescents. The Motion Picture Association rating is PG-13 -- parents strongly cautioned. Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13. (OSV News photo/Angel Studios)

Movie Review: ‘Cabrini’

March 6, 2024
By John Mulderig
OSV News
Filed Under: Movie & Television Reviews, Saints

NEW YORK (OSV News) – In 1946, less than 30 years after her death, aged 67, Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini was canonized by Pope Pius XII. Four years later, she was named the patron saint of immigrants. To judge by the luminous profile “Cabrini” (Angel Studios), however, she might just as easily be regarded as the patroness of the indomitable.

By combining visual craftsmanship with dramatic force and evoking a powerful performance from Cristiana Dell’Anna in the title role, director Alejandro Monteverde delivers a riveting retrospective. Despite the fact-based nature of the proceedings, moreover, Rod Barr’s script is infused with suspense simply because of the impossibly long odds its heroine repeatedly faces.

As the 1880s come to a close, the strong-willed superior is demonstrating her persistence by continuing to pester the Vatican for permission to achieve a cherished ambition. Despite chronic ill-health, she longs to bring the Lombardy-based missionary religious order she had helped to found at the beginning of the decade to China.

Exasperated by Cabrini’s tenacity, a cardinal tells her, “Stay where you belong, Mother.” Fat chance.

Fortunately, Pope Leo XIII (Giancarlo Giannini) proves more sympathetic. Instead of establishing an Asian mission, though, he directs Cabrini to minister to the impoverished Italian immigrants of New York City.

Thus Cabrini and a handful of her companions soon find themselves walking the mean streets of what was then Gotham’s most notorious slum, Five Points. Intent initially on reopening an abandoned orphanage in the area and later on building a hospital to serve the downtrodden community, Cabrini gets only tepid support from Archbishop Michael Corrigan (David Morse).

But she eventually gains more enthusiastic backing from New York Times reporter Theodore Calloway (Jeremy Bobb). Having been treated with respect and kindness by Cabrini, reformed local streetwalker Vittoria (Romana Maggiora Vergano) becomes both an avid fan and an active collaborator.

Cabrini has a powerful outright opponent in the Big Apple’s (fictional) Mayor Gould (John Lithgow), however. He embodies both the disdainful misogyny and rampant ethnic prejudice Cabrini had to overcome on her way to founding a charitable empire.

The work of cinematographer Gorka Gómez Andreu is chockablock with beautifully composed images. And Dell’Anna manages to convey a sense of Cabrini’s unshakable determination as well as a mysterious stateliness entirely free of self-importance. This fine portrait of the indefatigable foundress is worthy of her wide-ranging legacy — which is saying a great deal.

The film contains brief physical and gun violence, mature themes, including prostitution, and a single crass expression. The OSV News classification is A-II — adults and adolescents. The Motion Picture Association rating is PG-13 — parents strongly cautioned. Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.

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Movie Review: ‘The Mongoose’

John Mulderig

October 30, 2026

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The car chase has long been a Hollywood staple. But few have been as extensive as the one that consumes most of the running time of the thriller “The Mongoose” (Goldwyn). Nor has such a pursuit often been presented in so morally muddled a way as this one.

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Movie Review: ‘Wicker’

Kurt Jensen

October 30, 2026

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The adult-oriented but never crass romantic fantasy “Wicker” (Black Bear) makes an old-fashioned case that there’s a man for every woman. Provided, in this case, that she’s not too particular about him being woven from willow rods.

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Movie Review: ‘Klara and the Sun’

John Mulderig

October 28, 2026

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Like its eccentric title character, the science-fiction drama “Klara and the Sun” (Sony) comes across as off-beat but engaging. The film’s complex — though not hostile — treatment of faith, however, requires careful discernment on the part of grown moviegoers.

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Home viewing roundup: What’s available to stream and what’s on the horizon

John Mulderig

October 27, 2026

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The following are capsule reviews of theatrical movies available now for streaming or scheduled for broadcast on network or cable television during the week of Nov. 8, as well as notes on TV programming for the same week.

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Movie Review: ‘Clayface’

Kurt Jensen

October 26, 2026

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The bloody, chaotic and soul-coarsening “Clayface” (Warner Bros.) takes a longtime Gotham City character in the DC Universe and turns him into a serial killer.

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Movie Review: ‘Street Fighter’

John Mulderig

October 26, 2026

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As scripted by director Kitao Sakurai and T.J. Fixman, the martial arts fantasy “Street Fighter” (Paramount) includes a few stray admonitions about the evils of envy and egotism. Otherwise, however, this often frenetic adaptation of a popular video game franchise mostly amounts to macho nonsense.

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