Pope Leo XIV Opens Up About Favourite Films Ahead of Hollywood Gathering
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In a surprise move, Pope Leo XIV, the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has revealed his four favorite films. The Pope, who will soon host some of Hollywood's A-listers at the Vatican, shared his cinematic preferences in a video released by Variety. The Pope's favorite films include 'It's a Wonderful Life' (1946), 'The Sound of Music' (1965), 'Ordinary People' (1980), and 'La Vita E Bella' (1997). These classics showcase the Pope's appreciation for timeless stories that promote human values. The Pope's love for cinema is not new, as he has expressed his desire to foster a dialogue with the film industry, exploring how artistic creativity can contribute to the Church's mission and the promotion of human values. The list of Hollywood stars expected to meet the Pope includes Cate Blanchett, Chris Pine, and Monica Bellucci, among others. The event, organized by the Vatican's culture office, aims to deepen the connection between the Church and the world of cinema. Interestingly, the Pope has been making headlines for his interactions with Hollywood stars, including a recent meeting with Robert De Niro and his daughters. A documentary, 'Leo from Chicago,' also sheds light on the Pope's life and journey to the papacy. The Pope's favorite films are available to stream or rent on various platforms, including Prime Video and JioHotstar. The documentary, 'Leo from Chicago,' is available on YouTube. Key facts: - Pope Leo XIV has revealed his four favorite films: 'It's a Wonderful Life,' 'The Sound of Music,' 'Ordinary People,' and 'La Vita E Bella.' - The Pope will host Hollywood stars at the Vatican, including Cate Blanchett and Chris Pine. - The event aims to foster a dialogue between the Church and the film industry.
