"Conclave Film's Unexpected Success"

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Life imitates art as Pope Francis fights pneumonia while ’Conclave’ heads into Academy Awards

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There has long been a taboo against openly talking about a conclave when a pope is sick.

The Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano and the Avvenire daily of the Italian bishops conference gave “ Conclave’s rave reviews.

The film can’t be dismissed as distasteful or blasphemous, since it treats the gravity of a papal election with respect and accurately portrays the ancient rituals and contemporary problems facing the Catholic Church .

Catholic media loved the film Avvenire , which hews to the Vatican establishment line.

Critic Alessandra Comazzi praised the film for its sumptuous beauty, twists of plot and “anything but trivial” commentary about the current state of the church.

Cardinal Sean O'Malley , a retired archbishop of Boston , gave the film something of a thumbs down.

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