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This article discusses the ending of "Conclave" Nick Emerson was doing his job, sitting in an editing room in London, when he ...

Berger suggests the angelic visual, framed from high above, is a metaphor for the cardinals to “find purity, the reason why ...

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There are many pleasures for students of the Catholic Church in Conclave—which recently received eight Oscar nominations—from ...

Find out what happens at the ending of the Conclave movie as well as a review of the film and its cast, including Ralph Fiennes.

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That quality is epitomized in “Conclave,” a closed-room-style ... Fiennes), his job now done after a conversation with Cardinal Benitez (Carlos Diehz), as he relaxes into a brave new world.

In Edward Berger’s suspenseful “Conclave,” a spirited monologue from newcomer Cardinal Benitez (Carlos Diehz) speaks of the pettiness among the clergymen gathered to select the next pontiff.