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La Papessa the film taken from the novel tonight on TV: plot and trailer

Tonight on TV on Iris, Saturday 7 November 2026 there will be La Papessa. The film is directed by Sonke Wortmann and is inspired by the novel written by Donna Woolfok Cross and tells the story of Pope Johanna, interpreted by Johanna Wokalek. The appointment is about 21:10 on IRIS.

The film (Die Päpstin in English) is classified as a German film but is more a European co-production with Italy, the United Kingdom and Spain. Papessa went out to the cinema in 2009 and cashed $28.7 million, 25 of which were cashed only in the German market. In Italy, distributed by Medusa Film, the film cashed €765,000 at the box office.

La Papessa, la trama

We are in 814 after Christ and Johanna seems to be forced to live a life that has always hated, despite being the common destiny of women of that age: working, marrying, making children and dying. Johanna is a very religious woman and driven by faith and thought that destiny to something else in store for her is opposed to these canons of society. God is showing her the way to follow then decides to oppose the father and the rules of the Church, even at the cost of renouncing everything.

Il Cast

Johanna Wokalek: Giovanna
David Wenham: Gerold
John Goodman: Papa Sergio II
Edward Petherbridge: Esculapio
Anatole Taubman: Anastasio
Jördis Triebel: Gudrun
Alexander Held: Lotario
Tigerlily Hutchinson: Giovanna a 6-9 anni
Lotte Flack: Giovanna a 10-14 anni
Iain Glen: padre di Giovanna
Oliver Cotton: Arsenio
Suzanne Bertish: Arnaldo
Richard van Weyden: Eustasio

Dove lo trovo in streaming? Quando la replica in tv?

The film La Papessa is available in Italian on Mediaset Infinity+. The movie will be visible free live streaming on Mediaset Infinity by choosing the IRIS channel, you can also rent and or buy on Prime Video Store.

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