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Francisco De Buenos Aires

2014, Spanish. Directed by Miguel Rodríguez Arias & Fulvio Iannucci.

Socially progressive, strict with corruption in the Vatican and with the amorality of cardinals, bishops and priests, Pope Francis has managed to transform the reality of an institution with 2,000 years of history.

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Released
28 April 2014
Country
Argentina, Italy
Written by
Miguel Rodríguez Arias, Fulvio Iannucci

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Francisco De Buenos Aires (2014) was directed by Miguel Rodríguez Arias and Fulvio Iannucci.

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