Fumata blanca

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Fumata blanca

5.4 | 1h53m | en | Drama

A priest and his father investigate the disappearance of a cardinal who has damning information about the Vatican.

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5.4 | 1h53m | en | Drama , Crime | More Info

Released: May. 10,2002 | Released Producted By: , Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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A priest and his father investigate the disappearance of a cardinal who has damning information about the Vatican.

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Cast

José Sacristán , Cayetana Guillén Cuervo , Adrià Collado

Director

Miquel García Borda

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as Inspector Luis Romero

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Cayetana Guillén Cuervo

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Adrià Collado

as Father Michael

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Reviews

dutchtom1 The thriller storyline which involves the blackmail and kidnapping of a Catholic bishop, turned me off at first, but after 5 minutes watching, I realized I was in for a very comic film. A young priest, turned into detective, asks the help of his cop father to find these aforementioned kidnappers, and both get a sly female journalist involved during their search. The chemistry between these three characters sparks off the screen. The dialogue is spiked with sarcastic social comments on the catholic church, religion, the police machinery and the media, as well as more lightweight comedy. There are also more personal story lines which bring warmth into the whole thing. One of the funniest scenes is the blind date the cop father has, and the pseudo-macho banter between this same cop and his partner. Hats off for the scriptwriter. This film could have been a great pilot, for a spin off series which sees the trio of priest, cop and journalist team up time and time again to solve new crimes. A bit like a Father Dowling and Sister Steve for the naughties.