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Review: ‘Conclave’ Puts the Politics of the Church to Life

Review: ‘Conclave’ Puts the Politics of the Church to Life

Alina Martin

November 4, 20240m 26s

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Show Notes

Conclave Flixtor provides an intriguing look into the enigmatic realm of the papal conclave, where cardinals convene to select a new pope. Under the direction of Edward Berger, the film creates a gripping and suspenseful ambiance, drawing viewers into the lavish yet suffocating environment of the Vatican. Its true strength lies in the character-focused storyline, featuring compelling performances from a talented cast led by Ralph Fiennes. The narrative unfolds like an enthralling mystery, as Cardinal Lawrence navigates a complex web of secrets and ulterior motives among his peers. Each character is carefully developed, revealing their aspirations and imperfections. The dialogue sparkles with wit and tension, filled with clever exchanges and subtle maneuvers that keep the audience on edge right up to the conclusion.