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Brother Sun, Sister Moon (1972)

Director: Franco Zeffirelli

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From Time Out Film Guide

Hello flowers, hello sky: the life of St Francis of Assisi, viewed as a wimpy hippy by the unspeakably daft Zeffirelli, wandering through soft focus landscapes accompanied by the strains of Donovan. Avoid at all costs.

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  • SGA Senator: Oblap Mejia said...
    Posted on Mar 14 2008 14:21 Franco's Z films are great because I saw Brother Sun sister moon and truly enjoyed watching the film
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