Staff Reports
Angel Studios’s latest film, Cabrini, is making waves in the entertainment industry, and it’s not because of any liberal propaganda! The producer, Leo Severino, has made it clear that this film is not driven by any political agenda. In fact, he emphasized that Cabrini’s message goes far beyond any one issue and does not cater to the left’s divisive talking points.
The film, which was released internationally on March 8, tells the inspiring story of Francesca Cabrini, an Italian immigrant with a heart of gold. Set in the late 1800s, the movie portrays Cabrini’s relentless efforts to bring hope and aid to marginalized people living in New York’s slums. This heartwarming tale of compassion and determination is a stark contrast to the left’s current obsession with immigration as a political football.
Severino highlighted a powerful line from the film where Cabrini declares, “We can serve our weakness or we can serve our purpose. We can’t serve both.” This message of strength and resilience in the face of adversity transcends any political agenda. It’s a reminder that we are called to a greater purpose and should not be shackled by our weaknesses or internal doubts.
The film also sheds light on Cabrini’s vision to create an “empire of hope” as she established orphanages and hospitals for the marginalized, including immigrants and the disabled. This depiction of selfless service and unwavering dedication is a breath of fresh air in an industry often plagued by leftist virtue signaling.
But that’s not all! The film’s producer, Leo Severino, is no stranger to delivering impactful and uplifting stories. He previously worked on the Angel Studios box office hit, Sound of Freedom, proving that he is dedicated to producing films with a positive and inspiring message.
Cabrini has also earned praise for its portrayal of Mother Cabrini, with rave reviews from audiences and a remarkable 98% Rotten Tomatoes audience score. The heartwarming duet “Dare To Be” by legendary musician Andrea Bocelli and his daughter Virginia Bocelli, featured in the film, adds an extra layer of emotion and inspiration.
Despite the initial hesitance from mainstream Hollywood, Angel Studios and the Angel Guild have stood firm in their commitment to bringing meaningful and uplifting stories to audiences. Severino expressed his gratitude for Angel Studios, highlighting how they have defied the odds and brought two remarkable films to the big screen, despite the skepticism of the liberal elite.
In the end, Cabrini’s success at the box office, with nearly $15 million in worldwide earnings, is a testament to the hunger for films that uplift and inspire, transcending political divisiveness and delivering a message of hope and resilience. This heartwarming film is a beacon of light in a landscape often crowded with biased political narratives.
