Some cardinals and clergy have described the film as “remarkably precise” and “a useful research tool.”
According to reports, real -life cardinals have resorted to the film Conclave In search of guidance before they cast their votes for the successor of the Pope Francis.
Pope Francis, former leader of the Catholic Church, died on April 21 at 88. The official cause of his death was a stroke, followed by an irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse, according to a statement from the Church.
The vote to choose Francisco’s successor is ongoing, and the first round took place yesterday (May 7). The cardinals involved did not achieve a consensus, so the electoral process will continue until a Pope is unanimously chosen.
According to a report by the Political Portal, several cardinals and clergy see Conclavethe successful 2024 film, before its vote. A cleric declared the publication that the film is considered “extraordinarily precise”, which makes it a “Useful research tool”. According to Politico, some cardinals even saw her in the cinema.
How the new Pope and the impact of the film Conclave are chosen
After a period of mourning, the voting process begins to choose a new Pope through a papal conclave. Here a secret meeting of the Cardenalicio College is held. Cardinals around the world participate in a voting process that finally culminates in the anointing of a new Pope, under the belief that those who vote are guided by the Holy Spirit.
The process was the central issue of conclave, there Ralph Fiennes He plays Cardinal Thomas Lawrence, dean of the Cardinal College and administrator of the conclave. The film was nominated for eight Oscar awards and won the best adapted script award. Religious experts have praised the precision of the film, which dramatizes the selection of a new Pope, just when the process is about to begin after the death of Pope Francis.
After his death, the transmission of Conclave 283% was shot as the news of Francisco’s death was disseminated throughout the world, according to Luminate, which monitors the streaming content audience. The film generated approximately 1.8 million minutes of visualization the previous day (April 20) to the death of Pope Francis, and by the end of April 21, that figure had reached 6.9 million minutes of visualization.
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