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(1711) 6.1 96 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Pope Francis: A Man of His Word is a movie starring Pope Francis, Ignazio Oliva, and Sister María Eufemia Goycoechea. Pope Francis travels the world speaking to those in need and delivering a message of hope.

Genres
Documentary, Biography
Director
Wim Wenders
Starring
Ignazio Oliva, Joe Biden, Sister María Eufemia Goycoechea, Pope Francis

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Genres Documentary, Biography
Director Wim Wenders
Writer Wim Wenders, David Rosier
Stars Ignazio Oliva, Joe Biden, Sister María Eufemia Goycoechea, Pope Francis
Country Holy See (Vatican City State), Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy
Also Known As Papież Franciszek - człowiek, który dotrzymuje słowa, El Papa Francisco: un hombre de palabra, El Papa Francisco: Un hombre de palabra, Papa Fransis: Čovek od Reči, Papa Francisco: Um Homem de Palavra, Pape François - Un homme de parole, Ferenc pápa: Egy hiteles ember, Papst Franziskus - Ein Mann seines Wortes, ローマ法王フランシスコ, Papież Franciszek i jego przesłanie, Le Pape François - Un homme de parole, Pope Francis - A Man of His Word, Papa Francisco: un hombre de palabra, Papa Francesco, Papa Francesco - Un uomo di parola, Pope Francis - A Man Of His Word, Le pape François: un homme de parole
Runtime 1 h 36 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description "Pope Francis - A Man of His Word" is intended to be a personal journey with Pope Francis, rather than a biographical documentary about him. The pope's ideas and his message are central to this documentary, which sets out to present his work of reform and his answers to today's global questions.

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18 customer reviews about biography «Pope Francis: A Man of His Word»

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Virginia
Wednesday, 28 Oct 2020 19:29

I love this film. It is amazing. It's a very comprehensive look into the life of the Pope and how he treats people around him. The first hour is just a chronological narrative, of his childhood, the childhood of his brother Francis, his early years, the death of his father, the days and months leading up to the real things of Vatican II, then the birth of Francis II and the early years of the Church. The last hour is his years as a bishop. I love the way he is shown as he is having to handle all the reactions of his church in all these years. It's not just a single scene. I love how he is shown to have many people around him who care for him and the people around him. It's not just his priests who love him. It's the people who have no idea about the things of God and what they have to do to live out God's will. It's the people who have learned about Christ and are inspired by Christ to live a life of faith, truth, and love. This is a very effective film. There are some clips from his speeches that are interesting, but don't make the film. There are some clips from the actual years that are interesting. But this is an outstanding documentary. This is the way a man must be in the face of the situations that he is dealing with. Francis was a man who could handle himself and he was able to deal with the situations of the world with the help of God. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn more about the life of the Pope.
Virginia B.
Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 12:44

In the middle of the 20th Century, a young Italian man in the southern Italian town of Benevento was told that his ancestors had been killed by the Vandal clan in 1472 and that his fathers skin was the same as that of a pagan hero called Teofilo who had been raised by a priest named the Younger. He went to Rome and studied with the Jesuit Father Bernardo Bertolucci. At the same time, he was also involved with the life of the popes, as well as a Jesuit priest named Fulcini who is today in charge of the life of the present Pope, Francis. Bernardo was then asked by the Pope to find out more about the skin of Teofilo and then to find the grave of Teofilo's ancestor. The purpose of the movie was to find out how Teofilo's skin was found. In the process of doing so, the two learned a great deal about the history of Christianity and the veneration of the saints and the images that they hold dear. This film was well-done. The documentary style is something I've never seen in the film world and it was a pleasure to watch. Although it was just about the skin of a hero, the movie is so much more. The documentary style gives the film a historical and spiritual feel and makes it more engaging than it would be otherwise. The documentary style was also one of the reasons that the movie was so fascinating. It reminded me of how films like "the Insider" or "Seven Days in May" had documentary style. I also found the documentaries very insightful and sometimes gave me a sense of insight that I would have missed otherwise. I also found the documentary style of the movie to be a plus as well. Although I have never studied religion or philosophy, I am not ignorant of the history of Christianity. Through these documentaries, I was able to gain some insight into the ideas of Christianity and how Christianity influenced cultures all around the world. There were some scenes in the movie that were enlightening and I liked that they made the film more interesting than it would have been otherwise. The documentary style of the movie also led to a lot of interesting scenes. For example, in one scene, the priest told us that there are more than 300 different languages and that each one has its own unique sound. It is a fascinating concept and is something that I would love to learn more about. The way the priests explain the difference between English and German, English and Italian, English and French, and so forth is fascinating and I think that this is a part of what the Pope is doing, is studying the history of Christianity and making documentaries that give us insight into the different civilizations and religions that have influenced the development of the human race. I was also surprised by the scene where the priests were talking about the Vatican. I thought that it would be very interesting to hear about the history of the Vatican, but the priests said that it is all about propaganda. I was not entirely surprised that the Vatican had become this modern machine for propaganda, but I was impressed that the priests said that it is all propaganda. The Vatican has become an organization that is run by an organization called the Jesuits. This organization is quite secretive and not as strong as the Vatican because the Jesuits are not very powerful and their history is unknown. The Jesuits were really the heart and soul of the Jesuits, and the Jesuits are strong, and the Jesuits are powerful, and they are very secretive. They are quite powerful and very secretive. This kind of secrecy is something that the Jesuits have always had a problem with. I think that the Vatican is a really fascinating organization because of its secrecy. I thought that the Vatican is a great organization because it has been going on for more than 2,000 years and the Jesuits are the organization that has kept this organization going. As far as the movie goes, the movie is a great documentary. I think that the movie has a very interesting
Carol B.
Thursday, 15 Oct 2020 10:59

This is the first documentary I've seen by the director of Pope Francis: A Man of His Word. The title of the film, 'A Man of His Word', is apt, because Pope Francis is a man of words and is a brilliant communicator. His words have affected and changed the world around him and the world around the world. Francis is a spiritual leader, a statesman, a messenger of God. In this doc, he reveals his vision of a world with more peace, more joy, more happiness. He does this through his daily conversations with millions of people and through his daily public ministry. In one of his most recent public encounters, Francis spoke with a small group of ordinary people who had been touched by his ministry. They were thrilled by his words and felt inspired by his approach. Francis often engages the people with his personal experience of the pain of losing a loved one, a journey of self discovery, and his journey of discovery of God. It is a very powerful experience to watch, and I encourage you to watch this film. This is a film that people of all ages will enjoy.
Brandon
Friday, 09 Oct 2020 13:45

First of all, I'm not a fan of the Jesuit order, or the Catholic Church. In fact, I'm so anti-clericalism that I will almost never listen to a Catholic Church sermon. But I do know what the current Pope is actually about. His focus is to show a man who doesn't care about the Church and the hierarchy of the church, but what he can do with his life. He shows the good things he has done in life and the struggles he has faced, the obstacles he has faced. He shows how he overcame them and how he is taking on the world and showing the people what a Jesuit is really about. I love the way he uses his voice and how he uses words to make a point. It's not about the moral issues of the church, but how he can make the world see what a Jesuit is really about.
Nicole E.
Monday, 28 Sep 2020 17:06

I'm a fan of the Catholic Church and the popes, so when I heard this film was coming out, I was thrilled. I went to see it and was impressed. The film was more of a summary of the life of the popes, not a statement about their faith or how they think they're doing the world. For the most part, it was factual and respectful of the history and beliefs of the popes. There was a lot of controversy in the media after the film came out. I think the film should have not bothered with that and focused on the work of the popes and how they lived their life. They were just people like us. I think that the film had a good message and it gave the pope the credit he deserved. The pope is a man who has been a leader and a source of inspiration to millions of people around the world. I thought the film was well done and well researched. I hope this movie gets more publicity.
Julie F.
Tuesday, 22 Sep 2020 10:22

This is the first documentary to ever feature the Pope in person and it's wonderful to see a person of such integrity who is the embodiment of the teachings of Jesus Christ. I was impressed that the Pope could allow his voice to be heard in the media. It was interesting to see the Pope on stage in New York City as the host of the forum. He was funny, humble and engaging. It's hard to imagine a more accessible and accessible person to speak to a wide audience about the Vatican and how it functions. His message of the importance of God, family, and faith is well-timed to appeal to people of all walks of life. His thoughts on war, greed, and greediness are balanced with his words that were inspired and a pleasure to listen to. One of the best documentaries I've ever seen. If you've never seen a documentary and are searching for a movie that will touch your heart, look no further. It's a great choice.
Frances C.
Thursday, 03 Sep 2020 04:39

An entertaining but not convincing documentary about the early life of the Pope. The overall impression is of a Pope who came to the public in the sixties and never really left it. What a great man and what a great Church and people. It is very rare to see the Pope act like this. He is so strong and so easy to understand. He wants to be the best and to be the best. He wants to be a leader and to lead, not just to be the Pope. He has an incredible sense of style and humor. He makes himself appear a model of his generation. This is a very deep and profound personal story about the beginning of a man who truly was the greatest pope ever. There are times when it was hard to get a true impression of the man. He is very personal and can be a bit soft and silly at times. The personal qualities are not very clear. However, I found his style and his personality very inspiring and true. There is a great contrast between the reality of the Vatican, with all the scandals and scandals, and the fiction of the Pope as a gentle and kind man who is not a bad person at all. It is not a great documentary about the Pope, but a documentary about a great man. And that is the real message of this documentary. It is not about the Pope, it is about a man who was such a great person and person. It is the real message of the documentary.
Samuel
Thursday, 03 Sep 2020 03:04

I was very impressed with this documentary. I was very impressed with the fact that it is not just a "made for TV" documentary. I think that the documentary makers did a great job of staying true to the facts and it's interesting to see how the Catholic Church deals with such a sensitive topic. I'm glad that I watched this documentary. I really enjoyed it.
Dorothy C.
Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020 10:18

This documentary addresses the key issues facing the Church today. It starts with a look at the underlying reason for the Church's failures in the United States. From the original founding of the Church by St. Paul, to the Pontificate of John Paul II, the Church has failed to see the results of their actions. Francis' victory in Rome over the opposition of cardinals of the popes was not a success at all, as he had the backing of only a few men. In the midst of the global crisis, his appointment as the Pope of the Catholic Church was given to the cardinals of the Vatican. In a change of the gears of the Church, the cardinals took the first step to a women's priesthood. This was an abomination to the Catholic Church. Even the Vatican's teaching on the infallibility of the Pope was completely corrupted by Cardinal Spell of India, who was eventually arrested and jailed in an American courthouse. The current pontificate of Pope Francis is well-grounded in the theology of the Church and will help us see the end of the Church's decline. The new pope and his successor will be the final one to turn the Church over to the Church's followers. The film shows how the Church can win the battles against the anti-religious forces. The reason the Church has not lost is not its substance, but its opposition. The Church has only had a small victory in the United States, and we have yet to see it win the war against anti-religious forces. The Church's advantage over the opposition is its theology. The Church has a theological identity that is rooted in the belief in the divinity of Christ. The Church has never been the Christian "church", but rather a human organization that emerged out of the crucifying of Christ and the subsequent death of the New Testament scriptures. Our faith is contained in the scriptures and the teachings of the Church. The film also addresses the problems that Christians face when they are not honest with themselves. People are drawn to Christianity for its promises of salvation. Many of the promises of the Church are not fulfilled by the Church's teachings. The anti-religious forces have used many of the Church's promises against the Church. In the last century, Christians were being killed by anti-religious forces, and now they are being killed by the anti-religious forces. Even though the Church is a Christian organization, the Church has had to do much of its work in the shadows. The Church has always tried to keep the issue of its policies hidden from its own members. It has never faced the fact that the faithful are living under the threat of persecution. Francis has taken up the challenge to come out and publicly explain the Church's teaching on homosexuality and also on women's ordination. These statements will go a long way toward resolving the great crisis in the Church. The Church's history has been a period of victory, but now it is facing defeat. The Church must come out and state what it believes and what it teaches, and only then will we see the Church return to the strength and strength of its true nature.
Christine
Friday, 21 Aug 2020 04:05

I've read many of the reviews posted here and I must say that this movie is the most profound and heartwarming thing I have ever seen. It is not an easy watch but it's well worth it. If you can get past the political and religious overtones of the movie, you will find a very moving story about faith and hope and about the value of love. It's also about the power of words and the power of the human spirit. It's not a movie about the Catholic Church or the Church. It's a movie about a man who gives his life to serve others and to share his faith. I would recommend this movie to anyone who is ready to learn more about the faith and to learn more about the man who gave his life to do so. This movie is a wonderful story of faith and hope and it's a story that I hope will inspire many people to give more of their lives to serve others.
Teresa V.
Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 05:06

I'm a Catholic and I'm a mom, and I have a 10-year-old daughter who is a year older than I am. I was moved to tears by this film. This film was the best thing I've seen this year. It has been on my top 5 for a long time. I have watched it 3 times already and I have never been so moved. I have no idea why it's so controversial, but I know it is. But I think it is a wonderful film. I think the people who are not Catholic should see it. I think it is an excellent movie and I hope people will go see it and they will be moved. I think that the Catholic Church has been a huge part of my life and I think that I will never be able to take it for granted.
Diana J.
Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 00:41

I really enjoyed this documentary. I saw it at a free screening at the Palm Springs Film Festival. I loved the stories and the stories told. I was moved to tears by the stories of the poor and the rich. It was a very moving film and a great reminder of the value of faith. I would recommend it to anyone.
Pamela M.
Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 20:06

This was an informative, powerful and insightful documentary on Pope Francis, but not one of his better films. I think the problems stem from a weak editing job, which places emphasis on the almost one-dimensional Pope Francis (a weak and even simplistic character) and not on his personal life or his ideas. The way the film focuses on the interviewees and not the Pope himself or the Jesuit priests who are part of the team that interview him (at the end of the film) is just not done. I am not saying that the editing was bad, but it's something that could have been done much better. The film is much more informative than a typical biography of a modern pope, but not much more. I am happy to see that this was not a one-hour documentary about the Pope's life, but a documentary that could have been better. The interviewees could have been included in the movie a bit more, and they could have had more time to talk about the Pope's ideas, thoughts, life and ideas. The best part of the film is the documentary on the film crew, which focuses on the filming of the Pope's last trip to Argentina. They are really nice and really well interviewed. But if you are looking for a good film about Pope Francis, I think you should go and see "The Pope's Vows". That is a much better documentary.
Lawrence L.
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 22:18

The Pope is a wonderful documentary about the Pope's life. The film is very well edited and the interviews are well chosen. The Pope has lived his life on the road and has made a lot of changes. It is a great film about the Pope. He has been a strong voice for the poor, the sick and the oppressed. This is a documentary about the Pope. I recommend this film to everyone.
Edward K.
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 17:50

Just saw this movie for the first time. I think it was the most inspiring I have ever seen on a movie screen. As a family with a daughter of the same age as the girls who were featured in this film, we were very moved. It was a good story of a father trying to care for his family and the difficulties he had trying to do so. The mother was also strong and honest. The story was presented in a way that makes it easy to follow. The parents were very passionate about their story and the film is really made to show the strength that comes with it. A lot of people are probably skeptical of this documentary because it's a movie and they know how to tell a story. But I think the parents and the father were very courageous. This film was made by a father who tried to help his daughter and the woman who was the one who carried her son in the womb. They showed how one mother tries to be as strong as she can and the other is an incredible example of strength and perseverance. The parents were very very sincere and this is the kind of story that should be told. I think this movie was well put together and has a lot of life lessons that anyone can learn from it. I strongly recommend this movie to anyone who has a daughter or who has a daughter in the same age group. The film has the power to bring tears to your eyes.
Jennifer K.
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 19:56

I don't think I've ever seen a more well done documentary about the Catholic Church. I can't think of any other church that would make such a statement about the Catholic Church. It's very powerful and the information is quite shocking. The only problem I had with the film was the lack of audio. The film is made with a camera that is mounted in a tripod, so it's difficult to hear what they are saying. I was glad that the audio was on the DVD, but if you're going to make a documentary about the Catholic Church, don't cut out the audio.
Kyle R.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 16:44

I was lucky enough to be invited to a private screening of this film at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The film is a very powerful and thought-provoking documentary, and it was very well done. I have always been a fan of Pope Francis, and this film is a great testament to his spiritual leadership. Pope Francis has been called a "radical" by many, and I would agree with that assessment. He is not a traditionalist. He is a spiritual leader. He has a unique vision and is a catalyst for change in the world. His message is that we are all part of the same creation, and we are all equally important. He has taught the world that there is a God in everyone, and that God is love. This message is very important to me, and I look forward to seeing this film in the theaters. It is a very important film, and I hope it will be widely distributed. I have seen many films in my life, and this is a very personal one for me. I hope you will take the time to watch this film and decide for yourself whether it is a film you want to see. It is a powerful and inspirational film, and it is a must see. I look forward to seeing it again in the theaters, and I hope you will also take the time to watch it.
William
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 12:24

This is a great film. It's a great film for Catholics who have had a relationship with a gay person, or have had a gay person in their life. I'm sure the film is not for everyone, but I can't imagine why anyone would not like this film. It's very real, and the subject matter is very sensitive. The film is also very entertaining and well made. It's very well produced and well edited. The acting is excellent, and the characters are very well developed. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the topic. I'm sure that anyone who has had a gay person in their life will like this film.
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