(ANSA) - ROME, OCTOBER 21 - "Do you like tango? Did you dance it? Yes, yes": to answer with a big smile is not just any fan of this dance, nor a lover of the milonga, but Pope Francis himself. The occasion is the Netflix docu-series STORIES OF GENERATION WITH POPE FRANCIS presented at the Rome Festival and arriving on December 25th on the platform.
A series in four episodes, not to be missed, by SimonaErcolani with the editorial consultancy of Antonio Spadaro and produced by Stand By Me, partner of Asacha Media Group and inspired by Bergoglio's book entitled SHARING THE WISDOM OFTIME (The wisdom of time).
In addition to the pontiff's interventions, the docu-series offers the testimonies of many women and men over 70 (including Martin Scorsese, Jane Goodall and Estela Barnes de Carlotto) from all over the world who tell their stories in front of the lens of young filmmakers under 30, to a total of one year of filming and eighteen stories from the five continents.
In the first episode, dedicated to the theme of love, Pope Francis, interviewed in the Vatican, between memories and considerations remembers his beloved grandmother named Rosa: "What I most appreciated about her were her silences". She was in fact a person who had suffered a lot, the pontiff later explains in the film. "Love - he then says - is true only when free and there are couple problems with it, the important thing is to suffer together withmore and go on ". (ANSA).
