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\t\t<\/p>\n Cate Blanchett<\/strong><\/a> was among the many celebrities who met with Pope Leo XIV<\/strong><\/a> during the Papal Audience with the Film Industry over the weekend.<\/p>\n The Pope hosted a meeting with dozens of actors, actresses, filmmakers, and screenwriters on Saturday morning (November 15) at the Clementine Hall in Vatican City, Vatican. <\/p>\n Pope Leo<\/strong> noted during the meeting that cinema represents \u201ca popular art in the noblest sense, intended for and accessible to all.\u201d The Vatican said<\/a> Pope Leo<\/strong> aimed to \u201cdeepen dialogue with the World of Cinema, and in particular with actors and directors\u201d to explore \u201cthe possibilities that artistic creativity offers to the mission of the Church and the promotion of human values.\u201d <\/p>\n Also in attendance at the meeting were Greta Gerwig<\/strong><\/a>, Viggo Mortensen<\/strong><\/a>, Spike Lee<\/strong><\/a>, Judd Apatow<\/strong><\/a> and Leslie Mann<\/strong><\/a>, Monica Bellucci<\/strong><\/a>, Dave Franco<\/strong><\/a> and Alison Brie<\/strong><\/a>, Adam Scott<\/strong><\/a>, Chris Pine<\/strong><\/a>, Darren Aronofsky<\/strong><\/a>, Nicolas Winding Refn<\/strong><\/a>, Alba Rohrwacher<\/strong><\/a>, Gus Van Sant<\/strong><\/a>, and Giulio Base<\/strong><\/a>, among many others.<\/p>\n Browse through the gallery for all of the photos\u2026<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n