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International release of Sagrado Corazón film

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The French docudrama ‘Sagrado Corazón: su reino no tendrá fin’, directed by Sabrina and Steven J. Gunnell, is undergoing an international release following its success in France, where it attracted over 500,000 viewers. The film combines historical reenactments of 17th-century revelations to Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque with contemporary testimonies to address themes of loneliness, anxiety, and hope. While dealing with religious themes, creators have presented the work for a general audience to address universal human experiences. Following its performance in France, the production has expanded into Latin America. In Chile, the film held an avant-premiere at Cinépolis La Reina attended by approximately 400 people before a wider release on August 20, 2026. During its opening weekend in Chile, the film attracted more than 4,800 viewers. Due to this reception, theater chains are expanding exhibition schedules; for example, Cinépolis in Antofagasta confirmed a second week of screenings, and Talca added additional functions. In Mexico, the film ~~is scheduled to debut~~ premiered on August 27, 2026, across 150 Cinépolis locations. While some critics have questioned its cinematic merits, suggesting the production feels more like a ‘religious television special or a documentary for specialized platforms’ rather than a traditional theatrical feature, others highlight its social impact. Testimonials suggest the film provides a sense of peace and emotional stability for viewers seeking an antidote to modern social polarization and violence.

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