The Conclave: A Cinematic Reflection on Faith and Power

This chapter explores the film 'Conclave,' an adaptation of Robert Harris's novel focused on a papal election and the intricate power dynamics among cardinals. It discusses how the film reflects real-world events in the Church of England while analyzing the intersection of faith and politics. Through a deep dive into the film's visual storytelling, character complexities, and thematic depth, the conversation reveals the broader implications of leadership within religious institutions.