Habemus Papam

 "I can’t do it!" he shouts, and runs away, chased by his weaknesses.

 Today the Church needs a guide that brings change, renewal, that knows how to welcome and love everyone...and that guide is not me...

 Discover the human side of the Vatican—watch Habemus Papam and explore Moretti’s unique blend of humor and drama.

 I liked it a lot for various reasons, first and foremost because I didn't expect it; it's crafted in a diverse manner, shifting from serious to semi-serious with touches of comedy to moments almost moving.

 It was suggested to boycott the film, claiming it offends the figure of the head of the Catholic Church.

 Watch Habemus Papam to experience an insightful mix of drama and comedy with stellar performances by Moretti and Piccoli.

 The good is the disorienting effect of seeing yet another reincarnation of Michele Apicella dealing with the cardinals, and the rigid mechanisms of the Curia, which are torn apart by the intervention of a subject who has nothing to do with the context.

 There is good and there is new: but all that is good is not new, and all that is new is not good.

 Discover the nuanced critique of Habemus Papam and explore Nanni Moretti’s unique cinematic vision today.