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The movie Novitiate is already released on Cinema, DVD, Blu-ray and VOD in the USA.
Based on 12 reviews, Novitiate gets an average review score of 73
Margaret Qualley and a fire-breathing Melissa Leo make vivid impressions in Maggie Betts' intelligent, ambiguous nunnery drama.
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Story of young women becoming brides of Christ during Vatican II reformation gives Melissa Leo a whopper of a role.
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Novitiate is an intriguing testament to the limits of faith.
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Holy moly, Melissa Leo makes a scary Mother Superior.
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Novitiate offers harrowing moments that could have had more impact with a slower tempo.
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Writer/director Margaret Betts explores this mystical passion in “Novitiate,” her thematically ambitious, technically-precise feature debut.
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Melissa Leo’s superb supporting performance should have been the center of Novitiate.
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A young woman enters the convent at a time of major doctrinal changes in Maggie Betts’s debut feature.
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Ms. Betts refrains from easy, uplifting answers and facile condemnations of organized religion. Aided by Kat Westergaard’s warm, restrained cinematography, she takes the viewer close to an understanding of Cathleen’s evolving sense of her relationship with God.
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The vacillating nature of Melissa Leo's Mother Reverend is characteristic of Margaret Betts's Novitiate as a whole.
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Leo’s ferocious Reverend Mother anchors the film when it strays into stylization or an excess of repressed sexuality.
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This well-acted drama about teenage girls preparing to become nuns doesn’t always connect.
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