The film Conclave, starring Ralph Fiennes, explores the intense, intricate process of electing a new pope amidst a backdrop of personal ambition and institutional power struggles.
Adapted from Robert Harris's novel, the film tackles themes of tradition versus progress within the Catholic Church, mirroring contemporary political divides.
Fiennes's character, amidst the power play, must navigate alliances and rivalries that reflect broader societal struggles over acceptance and change in leadership.
The narrative resonates with real-world issues, reminding audiences of the parallels between the Vatican's internal conflicts and the current political landscape.
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