Vatican: The Hidden World
2011 · 60 MIN · IMDB 6.2 · 33 VOTES · DIR. Richard Ladkani
Overview
To mark the papal visit to the UK, a camera crew has spent a year filming a world that few have ever seen. With unprecedented access to the Vatican and the people who live and work there, this is a unique profile of the heart of the Catholic Church and the world's smallest sovereign state. Archivists reveal the Vatican's secrets, including the signed testimony of Galileo recorded by the Inquisition. A cardinal journeys deep below St Peter's Basilica to inspect the site claimed to be the tomb of the saint himself, and curators share a private viewing of Michelangelo's extraordinary decoration of the Sistine Chapel. An intriguing behind-the-scenes look at the workings of one of the world's most powerful and mysterious institutions.
Dialogue Timeline — 606 lines
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00:00:04 And I say also unto thee that thou art Peter
00:02:25 saying condoms could make the HIV/AIDS crisis worse.
00:04:12 when leadership will almost resemble a crucifixion."
00:07:09 The Christians took Peter's dead body.
00:10:00 Their main challenge comes when the Pope
00:12:02 A lifelong academic with a passion for the music of Bach and Mozart
00:14:16 I definitely think that everyone is more on guard now.
00:16:37 the one that you and your priest go to every morning.
00:19:03 The others are already used to it and can easily keep up, but not me.
00:21:12 He attested to everything
00:23:37 would allow us to understand better what is unique about life on Earth
00:25:38 and one must listen to these messages.
00:29:04 she needs some radical treatment.
00:31:32 that he doesn't meet anyone and that he doesn't even see the police
00:34:53 with running one of the largest institutions in the world.
00:36:53 the first woman ever employed here.
00:39:10 "do fear the very worst for the Church's reputation if its silence persists."
00:41:48 It took the artist four years to paint these vast religious images.
00:44:00 It's nice to listen to the sound of a language that you don't understand at all
00:47:47 You succeed in bringing to others, to the world, things they cannot see
00:50:29 that feel closer to Cardinal Comastri's childhood than to Valentino's.
00:53:05 I stayed there, and my hands were trembling so much that the mic kept moving.
00:55:24 but not many of them will have had the experiences that I've had in here.
70:00:00 but it's always expanding.