An unexpected success
The documentary film 'Sacré Cœur' is experiencing remarkable success, largely amplified by word of mouth. For the layperson, spirituality can be explained as a quest for meaning, for self, an elevation and a revelation. It is also listening attentively to what the universe is trying to share with us.
Peace is at stake. The survival of humanity is at stake.
This deeply moving and luminous cinematographic work attracts spectators from all walks of life, ignoring the controversies surrounding its release. The film highlights devotion to the Sacré-Cœur of Jesus, who appeared to Sainte Marguerite-Marie Alacoque 350 years ago.
Inspiration and transformation
The power of Sacré Cœur and its spirituality continue to inspire and transform lives. The documentary traces the journey of Marguerite-Marie, whose visions marked the end of the 17th century and aroused great fervor. Supported by quotes from Jean-Paul II and the prophet Ézéchiel, the film invites inner transformation and openness to others.
A call for compassion
Everywhere, the heart of stone must change into a heart of flesh, open to Brothers and to God. Jean-Paul II declared in 1986: 'This is beyond our strength. It is a gift from God. A gift of His Love.' The prophet Ézéchiel announced this gift: 'I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you. I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh.'
Whether one is a believer or not, this remarkably documented and performed documentary is deeply moving. Its success is also explained by the media coverage of the protests surrounding its broadcast, notably the controversies over the bans on broadcasting and advertising in the Parisian metro. These controversies reinforced its impact on the public, contributing to its exceptional score.
Bernard Bertucco Van Damme