El Cielo no puede esperar

'El Cielo no puede esperar' is a Spanish documentary film that captures the impact of Carlo Acutis, a British-Italian blessed who died in 2006 of severe leukemia when he was a teenager, only 15 years old. Despite the fact that Carlo Acutis, unfortunately, died, his example and work remained engraved in the retina of an entire generation. The religious overflowed with joy wherever he went, he was an exemplary boy, he played video games, he was passionate about computers, he played the saxophone... a most idyllic life.

Even knowing the seriousness of his disease, the young man never stopped preaching his beliefs, being aware of the support that this meant to cope with his diagnosis. Carlos Acutis was not known just for having a huge community that supported him. The young teenager dedicated himself to documenting miracles. The last phenomenon he documented was the case of a Brazilian boy named Matheus, victim of a lethal malformation of the pancreas. The priest's prayers healed the little boy from what was certain death. This act was the tip of the iceberg necessary for Pope Francis to beatify him in October 2020 in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City.

The film is directed and scripted by José María Zavala, director of 'El misterio del Padre Pío'. 'El Cielo no puede esperar' collects numerous testimonies from young people who saw in Carlo Acutis a reference and salvation.

• Documentary
• Drama
• Biography