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Alec Guinness | Pope Innocent III | |
Judi Bowker | Clare | |
Graham Faulkner | St. Francis of Assisi | |
Leigh Lawson | Bernardo | |
Kenneth Cranham | Paolo | |
Lee Montague | Pietro Di Bernardone | |
Valentina Cortese | Pica Di Bernardone | |
Michael Feast | Silvestro | |
Nicholas Willatt | Giacondo | |
John Sharp | Bishop Guido |
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Producer | Luciano Perugia
Dyson Lovell |
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Writer | Franco Zeffirelli
Lina Wertmüller Suso Cecchi D'Amico Kenneth Ross Lina Wertmuller |
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Cinematography | Ennio Guarnieri
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Musician | Donovan
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Director Franco Zeffirelli's Brother Sun, Sister Moon focuses on the early years of Francis of Assisi, who sought communion with the natural world by renouncing his own destiny unencumbered by material possessions. Francis was, in a sense, history's first "drop-out": he left a life of comfort to seek a spiritual union with the world. Brother Sun, Sister Moon is an uncommonly rewarding and meaningful film experience. This Academy Award nominated film was also co-scripted by Zeffirelli (Romeo And Juliet, Jane Eyre) and Lina Wertmuller (Seven Beauties, Swept Away). |
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