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Pope Leo XIV’s Top Movie Picks Include Classics That Celebrate Hope & Humanity | WATCH

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Pope Leo XIV shares an unexpectedly cinematic side in this short bite, naming It’s A Wonderful Life, The Sound of Music, Ordinary People, and La Vita È Bella as his four favourite films. From all-time classics to one of the most moving European films ever, his picks reflect a blend of faith, family and human values. Watch as the Pontiff opens up about what moved him on film and why they stuck with him.

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