'Cabrini' Film Celebrates First U.S. Citizen Saint's Legacy

Alejandro Monteverde's latest release portrays the life and impact of Francesca Cabrini on immigrant communities.

Alejandro Monteverde's new film 'Cabrini' highlights the life of Francesca Cabrini, an Italian nun who became the first U.S. citizen saint, focusing on her mission to aid immigrants in New York City.
The film, released by Angel Studios, aims to shed light on Cabrini's significant impact on immigrant communities through her establishment of 67 institutions including orphanages, schools, and hospitals.
Monteverde, known for his previous hit 'Sound of Freedom,' emphasizes Cabrini's story as a testament to the power of faith and tenacity in overcoming obstacles.
Critics and audiences have praised 'Cabrini' for its inspirational narrative and compelling portrayal by actress Cristiana Dell’Anna, with the film receiving an 89% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Monteverde rejects the 'faith-based' label for his work, advocating for his films to be seen as inclusive narratives that foster social dialogue and celebrate the power of women's voices.