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St. Francis

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The man (Raoul Bova) who would become St. Francis of Assisi gives up all his worldly goods and devotes his life to God.

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Audience Member Wonderful movie! Authentic, funny and thought provoking. Cast was amazing. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/22/23 Full Review Audience Member I enjoy this film as a historical film rather than as a religious one. [It does not invite to join Christianity. Friendship is more emphasized.] This film is impressive because it is well cast (Amelie Daure is beautiful). To understand Francis' act in the historical context, I would like to see Francis in this story rather than one whom I imagined from books. Yet, it is confusing because I am not sure how much the story is non-fictional. The 'St. Francis depicts' Francis too beautiful. But many people have imagined him like this. I would like to see more Italian historical films. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/17/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis The man (Raoul Bova) who would become St. Francis of Assisi gives up all his worldly goods and devotes his life to God.
Director
Michele Soavi
Producer
Pietro Valsecchi
Screenwriter
Salvatore De Mola, Leonardo Fasoli, Giacomo Scarpelli, Michele Soavi
Production Co
Taodue
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Italian
Runtime
2h 10m