The film is extremely orthodox mirroring, but the mood has always been relaxed and humorous. Although there are no major ups and downs, the dramatic tension is relaxed and relaxed, and the various contrasts and analogies are remarkable, which fully demonstrates the director's skill.
Director Moretti puts away in the "The sharp political satire in "Instead of using Italian comic language and Fellini-style scenes to look around the "mysterious tribe" of the Holy See. When the film deals with the relationship between the patient and the psychologist, it appears loose and casual. The psychologist is not a knowledgeable professor most of the time, but a bystander who has strayed into the Holy See, bringing another secular culture and values to the closed faculty. In the ingenious scenes and humorous lines of the psychologist, these cardinals, who are "solitary and solemn" in front of the public, seem to be just a group of ordinary old people in a nursing home. Through the description of daily trivial matters, the film expresses the theme that the majesty of divinity is no match for the sincerity of human nature.
The overall atmosphere of the film is relaxed and humorous, and even the director's satire on the Holy See is gentle and honest.
