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In this story based on true events of 1917, three Portuguese children share a miraculous, prophetic vision of the Virgin Mary.In this story based on true events of 1917, three Portuguese children share a miraculous, prophetic vision of the Virgin Mary.In this story based on true events of 1917, three Portuguese children share a miraculous, prophetic vision of the Virgin Mary.
- Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 2 nominations total
Frances Morris
- Olímpia Marto
- (as Francis Morris)
Carl Milletaire
- District Magistrate
- (as Carl Millitaire)
Baynes Barron
- Villager
- (uncredited)
Ray Beltram
- Villager
- (uncredited)
Eumenio Blanco
- Villager
- (uncredited)
Jack Chefe
- Villager
- (uncredited)
Diana Christian
- Townswoman
- (uncredited)
Mae Clarke
- Townswoman
- (uncredited)
Edmund Cobb
- Villager
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaIn 1952, the real Lúcia, the last surviving Fátima visionary, saw the movie and said that she did not like it.
- GoofsThe narrator opened the scene at Fatima saying, "Here we are in the mountain village of Fatima on Sunday, May 15, 1917." That Sunday was on the 13th of the month, and the lady asked the children to return for six months in succession on the 13th day to the Cova da Iria, as the movie indicates.
- Quotes
Francisco Marto: Don't you believe in God?
Hugo da Silva: Let's just say that God doesn't believe in me.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Fatima (1984)
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Being from Portugal, and having seen both films, no wonder why real-life Soror Lucia at the time didn't like the 1951 movie... it's lyrically beautiful and most of the movie was shot in Portugal, but it doesn't make up for the reality that it was. At least, the actors tried the best they could for making a nice movie.
The 1997 movie (called "Fátima", and originally conceived for the television broadcasting) itself, being Portuguese and made there, gives a much better accuracy of what really was the miracle of Fátima, the destiny of the chosen Lúcia, Jacinta and Francisco; and even including secondary stories (wondering if that secondary story was real or not). The parting of Jacinta and Francisco, while is not included in the 1951 movie, it is in the 2001 movie, with great drama.
However, both are two must-see movies...;)
You'll really believe on the miracle which conquered millions of people in Portugal :)
The 1997 movie (called "Fátima", and originally conceived for the television broadcasting) itself, being Portuguese and made there, gives a much better accuracy of what really was the miracle of Fátima, the destiny of the chosen Lúcia, Jacinta and Francisco; and even including secondary stories (wondering if that secondary story was real or not). The parting of Jacinta and Francisco, while is not included in the 1951 movie, it is in the 2001 movie, with great drama.
However, both are two must-see movies...;)
You'll really believe on the miracle which conquered millions of people in Portugal :)
- RuiCraveiro
- May 13, 2007
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- Die Heilige von Fatima
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- Runtime1 hour 42 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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