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Category / Meirelles, Fernando

February 27, 2020July 13, 2020 by Eternality Tan

Two Popes, The (2019)

Meirelles, Fernando
2019, Documentary, Fernando Meirelles, Italy, Netflix, UK
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You’ll be surprised that two religious old men chatting about their struggles with faith and their pasts can be so engrossing in Fernando Meirelles’ breezy drama.