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Vatican, la cité qui voulait devenir éternelle

Vatican, la cité qui voulait devenir éternelle

Marc Jampolsky, Marie Thiry

France, Italy | 2020 | 1 h 30 min
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The eighth hill of Rome has undergone a remarkable transformation: two thousand years of history have seen a simple tomb become the universal seat of Christianity. Housing a collection of manuscripts in its archives, the Vatican is a unique depository of history, while its palatial buildings, stunning examples of architecture in themselves, contain treasures of painting and sculpture. Today, it is science that takes us behind the legendary curtain of secrecy and inside the Vatican. Archaeologists explore the ancient catacombs and necropolis to uncover the city’s origins. Historians investigate Saint Peter’s Basilica, its destruction and reconstruction. Blending documentary and animation, this film highlights the close involvement of legendary artists in over 20 centuries of the Holy See’s rise to power.
Director Marc Jampolsky, Marie Thiry
Author Marc Jampolsky, Thiry Marie
Production Stéphane Millière
Editing Gilles Perru
Narration Cédric Zimmerlin
Sound Denis Guilhem
Cinematography Yoan Cart, Raul Fernandez
Animation Blue Spirit
Music Bruno Courtin

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Marc Jampolsky

Marc Jampolsky

Marc Jampolsky is a french director born the 30th of July 1956.

Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Selected films:
Versailles : Le palais retrouvé du Roi Soleil (2019)
Mont-Saint-Michel : Le labyrinthe de l’archange (2017)
Gutenberg, l’invention de l’imprimerie (2017)
Jean-Baptiste Charcot, une aventure polaire (2016)
Chambord, le château, le roi et l’architecte (2015)
Marie Thiry

Marie Thiry

Marie Thiry is french writer-director born the 19th of January 1989.

Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Selected films:
Versailles, enquête au palais du roi soleil (2019)
Dans l’oeil des minuscules (2018)
Le château de Monte Cristo (2018)
Un Samuraï au Vatican (2017)
Chambord, le château, le roi et l’architecte (2017)

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