Film director Martin Scorsese says Silence was a "pilgrimage of faith".

Film director Martin Scorsese says latest film a “pilgrimage of faith”

Tuesday, December 13th, 2016

Film director Martin Scorsese says his latest film, Silence, was a “pilgrimage of faith”.

The movie, set in the 1600’s, focuses on Jesuit priests in Japan.

Silence has been called a “Masterwork movie about faith and ideas that rocks everything we’ve been dealing with.” Read more

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