Fatima

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Fatima

PG-13

2020

1h 53m

History

Drama

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In 1917 three Portuguese children receive multiple visits from the Virgin Mary.

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Critics Consensus

Hard not to respect but difficult to love, Fatima competently dramatizes an incredible true story.

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Ed Potton

The Times (UK)

06/28/2021

2/5

At under two hours it's not a long film, yet it feels as though your faith is being tested at every turn.

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Simran Hans

Observer (UK)

06/28/2021

3/5

Pontecorvo seems particularly interested in conveying the gravitas of Lúcia's spiritual burden, which is anchored by Gil, who is full of quiet intensity and impressive conviction.

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Pamela Hutchinson

Empire Magazine

06/25/2021

2/5

Fatima raises some intriguing questions about faith but sadly fails to make us believe in anything more comforting than the climate of fear, distrust and grief that flourishes during wartime.

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Jane Freebury

The Canberra Times (Australia)

08/23/2022

3/5

Fatima explores the concept of faith and doubt, without sensationalism.

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Javier Ocaña

El Pais (Spain)

06/01/2022

The core of this new production, of evident Catholic roots, is that of always, the emotional, and destined to the already convinced, to the believer... [Full review in Spanish]

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Alexa Dalby

Dog and Wolf

07/01/2021

3/5

The visions arrive in a bright light as part of nature out of the breezes that move the trees, though there also is a CGI sequence of hell.

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mcoz

05/17/2021

I've seen it twice and loved it more the second time

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Sharon

05/17/2021

The actors and actresses were exceptional, especially, the children. It kept to the main theme, in my opinion, pray, pray, pray. Miracles do happen.

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wilis c

05/17/2021

Great excellent movieeeeeeeeeeee

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Ada

05/15/2021

I loved it, I would watch it again !!

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Mary K

05/10/2021

I never imagined that when COVID closed the theaters over a year ago that I would get to see this movie on the Big Screen. It was a truly different experience than watching it on a TV screen in my family room. I loved it!!!

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chestervox

05/09/2021

Directors brought an actual occurence 100+ years ago- alive on the screen- Loved the Einstein quote at the end- "There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. Hope Hollywood seeks to produce modern miracle films-

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Synopsis

In 1917 three Portuguese children receive multiple visits from the Virgin Mary.

Director: Marco Pontecorvo
Producer: Stefano Buono, Rose Ganguzza, Natasha Howes, Maribel Lopera Sierra, Richard I. Lyles, James T. Volk
Screenwriter: Valerio D'Annunzio, Marco Pontecorvo
Distributor: Picturehouse
Production Co: Rose Pictures, Origin Entertainment, Panorama Films
Rating: PG-13 (Some Strong Violence|Disturbing Images)
Genre: History, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Aug 28, 2020, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Aug 28, 2020
Box Office (Gross USA): $130.0K
Runtime: 1h 53m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)