VOICED: Vatican wary as tourists discover Rome of anti-Church film

The video explores a tour in Rome inspired by the novel and film 'Angels and Demons'. It highlights key locations like the Pantheon and discusses the Catholic Church's disapproval of the film's portrayal of murder and intrigue. Despite the Vatican's resistance, the tour remains popular, showcasing the Church's enduring influence on art and culture.

In what ways does the tour provide a memorable experience for visitors?

What does the popularity of 'Angels and Demons' suggest about the relationship between the Catholic Church and art?