Leonardo Della Bianca

Percy 2022-01-19 08:01:25

There is always no resistance to things related to Catholicism, but all the handsome, long-sleeved boys wearing the priest's underworld robes will inevitably attract nympho screams of young women. At the bishop level, most of the middle-aged are blessed, but black clothes with a blood-red wide...

Kenton 2022-01-19 08:01:25

1. The title of the film comes from Latin, we have a pope (Habemus Papam, 2011). It is an idiom used by the Holy See to express excitement when announcing the candidate for the pope. Translated into the birth of the pope is an objective narrative. There is derogation in humor. In Europe, especially...

Golden 2022-04-22 07:01:48

Religion has always been a sensitive taboo in Western films, especially Italian films, but Italian director Nanni Moretti joked about the pope and bishop, but luckily it didn't hurt. The newly-elected Pope, facing the sudden heavy pressure, sprouted timidity and evasion, showing the Pope as a mortal side. Michel Piccoli, an old man with a childlike confusion, deserves to be a popular candidate for the best actor at the Cannes Film Festival last year.

Carmine 2022-03-25 09:01:19

Religious satire, respecting human nature, more funny, the ending is intriguing. The Last Judgment is too fake. Some of the scenes were shot at the palazzo barberini. Especially the spiral staircase. The Vatican also has one. The main difference is that the spiral staircase in the Vatican is a single column designed by Bramonte with a flat circular shape; the one in the movie is a double column designed by Bernini with a flat oval shape.