On November 8th, Edward Berger’s film “Conclave” will hit theaters. The director won four Oscars for the film “All Quiet on the Western Front,” based on the novel by Robert Harris, author of such bestsellers as “The Ghost Writer” (filmed by Roman Polański), “Pompeii” and “Enigma.”
“Conclave” coming soon to cinemas. The star cast of the Vatican thriller includes a Pole
Berger’s latest thriller features an all-star cast led by Ralph Fiennes, who plays Cardinal Lawrence, who must lead a conclave after the unexpected death of the Pope. The film also stars Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, Isabella Rossellini, Brian F. O’Byrne, and Polish actor Jacek Koman (“Belfer”, “Chyłka”, “Suicide Room. Hater”).
“Conclave” begins with the death of a Pope hated in the Vatican. In connection with the event, cardinals from all over the world gather for the conclave to choose a new leader of the Church. The deliberations are led by Cardinal Lawrence, whose only task is to ensure that they proceed smoothly. However, when the fight between two hostile factions intensifies, and compromising secrets about their candidates begin to come to light, Lawrence faces a dilemma.
Maintain impartiality and allow an unworthy person to be elected? Or, against the rules, get involved on one side? Or maybe look for a third solution? The opportunity arises when, just before the vote begins, Cardinal Benitez, a mysterious collaborator of the late pope, appears among the deliberators. Who is he? Who is behind him? What is his goal? Is the institution of the Church facing a shock the likes of which has never happened in history?
‘Conclave’ Trailer Is Here: Eight Million Views in Five Days
The thriller’s trailer has already appeared online. In just five days, it has recorded almost eight million views. Commentators are particularly excited about the production’s casting. “They couldn’t have chosen a better actor”, “I hope Ralph Fiennes gets an Oscar this time, it’s time”, “what a great casting!” – we read under the trailer.
The film has also already received praise for its costumes, cinematography and set design. “This shot is one of the best in the history of cinema,” said one commentator. He was referring to the moment when the clergy, under white umbrellas, pass the fountain in the square.
Source: Gazeta

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