Hope in motion: Pope meets Hollywood stars in Vatican
The pope described cinema as “a popular art in the noblest sense, intended for and accessible to all,” emphasizing its ability to help audiences reflect on their lives and view the world “as if for the first time.” He added that theaters serve as “the beating hearts of our communities” by fostering humanity.
“I find comfort in the thought that cinema is not just moving pictures; it sets hope in motion!” Pope Leo said, calling it “a workshop of hope, a place where people can once again find themselves and their purpose.”
In a gesture of appreciation, Blanchett presented the pope with a bracelet, while Lee gifted him a personalized New York Knicks basketball jersey.
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