Francis of Assisi

The film stars Lou Castel, Giancarlo Sbragia, and Maria Grazia Marescalchi among others. It presents a bold depiction of Francis of Assisi as a troubled rebel and champion of radical brotherhood. This portrayal sparked controversy at the time of its release, earning both praise and condemnation for its dissenting view on faith.

As a historical drama, Francis of Assisi appeals to collectors interested in films that tackle significant religious and social themes. The film's connection to the broader cultural movements of the late 1960s adds a layer of historical context that may interest those focused on the era's cinematic output. The availability of this title in various formats can also attract collectors looking to expand their libraries with unique TV movies from this period.