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Screen Rant presents an exclusive PadrePio clip, spotlighting Shia LaBeouf's eponymous priest as he emotionally confronts his personal demons:
One of Catholicism's most iconic figures is getting their story told on the big screen with Padre Pio. Helmed by provocateur Abel Ferrara, well-known for the likes of Bad Lieutenant and The Addiction, the biographical drama will chronicle the early days of the eponymous priest's ministry at a remote Capuchin monastery in Italy's San Giovanni Rotondo post-World War I, and his efforts to help the Italian soldiers returning to the village.
The video, as seen above, finds LaBeouf's eponymous priest being confronted by his personal demons with a listing of the various actions he feels guilty over, which he vehemently argues against and calls upon the Lord to make the unseen figure stop.
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