The Vatican Rules (2008) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Vatican Rules about?
The Vatican Rules is a documentary. Alfredo Ormando set himself on fire in St. Peter's Square in January 1998 to protest against the Catholic Church's homophobia. The Vatican Rules details the financial actions that support the Vatican's conservative messages. It critiques Pope Benedict XVI's ideology and discusses Italy's secular status during the 2007 civil unions debate. The film addresses the privileges of the Vatican and its influence on Italian society and politics. Directed by Alessandro Avellis, the documentary runs for 75 minutes.
When was The Vatican Rules released?
The Vatican Rules was released in 2008.
How long is The Vatican Rules?
The Vatican Rules has a runtime of 75 minutes.
What genre is The Vatican Rules?
The Vatican Rules is classified as Politics.
What topics does The Vatican Rules cover?
The Vatican Rules explores topics including civil-rights.