CONCLAVE trailer | BFI London Film Festival 2024

Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci revel in the ritual and intrigue surrounding the process of choosing a new pontiff, in this tantalisingly tense Vatican-set drama.
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[@TheBridgeBookclub]

Looks like a lot of great actors😊

[@Chris-lt7ry]

The sound design for this trailer was absolutely breathtaking in dolby. I cant wait for this film

[@m.shahbaz5962]

I was excited by the thumbnail alone

[@manojkumars2427]

Classic. Just loved the trailer. Waiting for the movie...

[@58christiansful]

The novel is very interesting - and the film looks superb, the characters look just right.

[@Issaron1987]

should i read the book before the movie? or a bad idea?

[@58christiansful]

@@Issaron1987 There is a spectacular twist at the end which, I imagine, will be more effective cinematically. Then read the book. Conversely, reading the book may make you very curious to see how the twist will look like, so you can read the book first. I have read the book and cannot wait for the film!

[@kittenlady3193]

@@Issaron1987 Never read the book first because the movies can never go into depth as the book. When reading first, then seeing the movie you will be disappointed for the reason just mentioned. I had read 'The Constant Gardener' by le Carré and later started watching the film. Already the beginning had nothing to do with the book, and after a while I got so upset that i stoped watching.

[@shoWbitz]

Looks like we made it. Also seventeenth.

[@meyerlandman8762]

This I MUST go watch

[@ricepudding7590]

Looks amazing. Also eighth

[@Naomi.Nora.Saclet]

Ralph Fiennes💋

[@ritawing1064]

Think I'll read the book.

[@theindividualchef]

Twenty Fifth. Looks cinematic af

[@adityapratapsharma5325]

Looks spectacular. Also fourteenth

[@leaderleming6748]

Looks wonderful. Also, fifteenth.

[@alca200]

Looks like a horror movie. Renaissance outfits and hidden kids😢

[@pauldavis9272]

Looks amazing! - Also Fourth

[@timirish2563]

Might be filled with great performances, though I can already from this clip detect two inaccuracies. Their production designer should have read a book or two.

[@maxdepasquale2351]

Sadly, you are right. But they are not mortal sins...

[@calebw3530]

Looks Amazing. Also Tenth

[@nato838]

Looks engaging. Also eigth

[@jcairns111]

Looks eleventh! Also great

[@sternreport]

Looks deadly. Also eleventh

[@legendarybalasik3155]

Angels and Demons remake ???

[@TheMasterSmiffy]

Looks interesting, also sixth

[@KatEtoile]

Looks superfragulisticexpialidocius. Also sixteenth.

[@ashin5676]

Looks okay. Also third

[@HenryBolden-r1q]

Looks fine. Also fifth

[@alexcole4789]

Looks great. Also first

[@CraighJonas]

Looks satanic! Also, six hundred and sixty-sixth.

[@TomButler-j7m]

Looks religious. Also ninth

[@smittyjjensin558]

More like a political thriller in the guise of a religious institution.

[@williamcampagna9851]

Nonsense.

[@rawpotatofella9654]

Looks average. Also seventh

[@christianwestling2019]

Looks great; I fear it will portray the liberal cardinals as the good ones. I hope I'm wrong.