The Man from Rome

'The Man from Rome' is a film directed by Sergio Dow ('The Day You Love Me') set in Vatican City in 1995. A computer hacker breaks into the Pope's personal computer, leaving him a mysterious message in which he claims that the Church of Our Lady of Tears in Seville kills to defend itself. Intrigued, the Holy Father orders an investigation into the matter. Monsignor Spada assigns the mission to his best agent, the priest Quart, who has long experience in the darkest affairs of the Holy See.

Meanwhile, in Seville, the aristocratic Macarena Bruner, a beautiful divorcee who owns the rights to the land where Nuestra Señora de las Lágrimas stands, scandalises the city with her inappropriate love affairs with a flamenco dancer. As she flirts around Seville, she becomes a leading member of a group that resists letting the beloved church be demolished. Adapted from the novel by Arturo Pérez-Reverte.

The film's cast includes Richard Armitage ('The Hobitt'), Amaia Salamanca ('Sin tetas no hay paraíso'), Paul Guilfoyle ('Air Force One'), Paul Freeman ('Raiders of the Lost Dark'), Rodolfo Sancho ('Isabel'), Fionnula Flanagan ('The Others'), Alicia Borrachero ('The Chronicles of Narnia'), Unax Ugalde ('The Good News') and Franco Nero ('Django').