
Conclave tells the story of how a new pope is selected. Now, following Pope Francis death, a huge boost is observed in the film’s viewership.
Data compiled by Luminate and first reported by Wired, Edward Berger’s film seen a spike of 283%.
The political thriller already had eight Oscar nod and won one of them for Best Adapted Screenplay. While on Rotten Tomatoes it has a 93% rating.
While the 2024 movie also made a dent on box office, managing to rake in $115 million on the budget of $20 million.
It starred Ralph Fiennes, John Lithgow, Stanley Tucci, Lucian Msamati, Isabella Rossellini, and Jacek Koman.
But Conclave is not the only film which seen a spike after Pope Francis death. Netflix’s The Two Popes is also one of them, which saw a rise in viewership by 417%.
Meanwhile, Pope Francis died on April 21 after he had a stroke followed by a coma and heart failure. He was 88.
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