Zenit reports: A surprise nominee for best animated film at the Oscars is a “dream-like journey that speaks of sacrifice, gaining strength through suffering, reconciliation and hope,” according to a reviewer in L’Osservatore Romano. Tania Mann took a look at the themes and messages of “The Secret of Kells” for a March 12 review in the Vatican’s daily. Read more here.
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