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Gal Gadot as Venus, Gerard Butler as the Pope, and Al Pacino in a Supporting Role: ‘In the Hand of Dante’ Is Two and a Half Hours of Fun.

Summary by groene.nl
In the new film by New York filmmaker Julian Schnabel, the black-and-white image suddenly turns to color when a character gets startled. And the Pope speaks English with a heavy Scottish accent.
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In the new film by New York filmmaker Julian Schnabel, the black-and-white image suddenly turns to color when a character gets startled. And the Pope speaks English with a heavy Scottish accent.

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groene.nl broke the news on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
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