A young teacher, Catholic and gay, who works in a concerted school of religious ideary, embarks on a journey recording and transcribing consultations with dozens of priests from all over Spain around his situation as a couple with a person of the same sex. The result reveals, in a surprising way, the shocking and radical division that the question generates within the priesthood itself.
In the course of these talks, Pope Francis' declarations of global impact on homosexuals "Who am I to judge them" take place, a reflection that is incorporated into the dialogue with the priests consulted and, in particular, the interview with a prominent archbishop who culminates this combative search for guidance and hope.
The result is a surprising and committed document—sometimes exciting, sometimes outrageous, hilarious others—that will remove consciences, calling for debate and refl...read more
