Padre Luigi, an exorcist in southern Italy, guides filmmaker Joe Marino through the cultural significance and practices of exorcisms amid Christian and pagan rituals.
Synopsis
Padre Luigi, an exorcist in southern Italy, guides filmmaker Joe Marino through the cultural significance and practices of exorcisms amid Christian and pagan rituals.
Synopsis
Padre Luigi, an exorcist in southern Italy, guides filmmaker Joe Marino during his investigation into exorcisms. They visit locations where Christian and pagan rituals coexist. The documentary includes footage of practices associated with exorcisms and the cultural significance of these events. Shot in 2013, the film captures the complexities surrounding beliefs in possession and spiritual healing. It runs for 77 minutes and presents a unique perspective on this traditional ritual within a historical context.
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Why Watch
- Meet Padre Luigi, a real-life exorcist in Italy.
- Find out about the blend of Christian and pagan rituals.
- See the cultural significance of exorcisms in southern Italy.
Did You Know
- The film was shot in southern Italy, a region known for its unique rituals.
- Padre Luigi is a real exorcist featured in the documentary.
- The documentary has a runtime of 77 minutes.
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The Vatican Exorcisms has a duration of 77 minutes.
Where was The Vatican Exorcisms filmed?
The Vatican Exorcisms was filmed in southern Italy.
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