2019 Directed by Fernando Meirelles
Frustrated with the direction of the church, Cardinal Bergoglio requests permission to retire in 2012 from Pope Benedict. Instead, facing scandal and self-doubt, the introspective Pope Benedict summons his harshest critic and future successor to Rome to reveal a secret that would shake the foundations of the Catholic Church.
Anthony Hopkins Jonathan Pryce Juan Minujín Luis Gnecco Cristina Banegas María Ucedo Renato Scarpa Sidney Cole Achille Brugnini Federico Torre Germán de Silva Lisandro Fiks Libero De Rienzo Willie Jonah Sofia Mayra Cessak Vincent Riotta Daphne Mereu Martina Sammarco Juan Miguel Arias Daniel Juan di Cocco Josello Bella Luis Alfredo Huerga Reyna Andres Carlos Zurita Guido Nicolas Losantos Nicola Acunzo Sergio Santana Cecilia Dazzi Maria Florencia Larrea Arias Hernan Acentares Show All…
Два Папы
A good portion of this is competently shot, the other half looks like an episode of The Office.
me: :(
movie: the popes dancing tango together and being wholesome for 125 minutes
me: :)
nominating the two popes for so much is just an ad campaign so people watch the two popes to find out what its being nominated for. yeah ill bite
anthony mccarten needs to be stopped at all costs. an expository ode to centrism and compromise 3 years after watching it burn to the ground right before our eyes and for some reason it's shot like a paul greengrass movie.
"Can one ever live simply enough?"
I can't wait for this to come out on Netflix on December 20th (and limited release in theaters on November 27th)! Both of my parents are former Catholics and there is a lot of baggage that comes with the institutionalization of Christianity. For a long time, I felt Catholicism has lost the plot and this movie beautifully covered that.
"A German joke doesn't have to be funny."
Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins kill it as Argentinian Jorge Bergoglio who would become Pope Francis and German Pope Benedict respectively. Both are Welsh, but I can't imagine the roles being played by anyone else.
"God forgets, but I don't."
There are the beautiful moments, such as…
