The British actor takes on the role of the sainted priest in director Roland Joffe's new film, "There Be Dragons". Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Director Roland Joffe chronicles Escriva's life examining the connection between one's faith and how they live. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Bentley stars as Manolo, a troubled, fictional character Joffe created to counter Josemaria's goodness. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
The "American Beauty" actor's role creates tension as he and his friend Josemaria deal with the travesties of the Spanish Civil War. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Joffe, who's famous for his Oscar nominated films, "The Killing Fields" and "The Mission", on the set of his new film. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Known for her role as a Bond girl in "The Quantum of Solace", actress Olga Kurylenko tries her hand at drama as Ildiko. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Actor Rodrigo Santoro of Brazil takes on the part of Oriol in Joffe's Spanish Civil War film. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Santoro's Oriol is a militia leader in Joffe's "There Be Dragons". Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Oriol (Santoro) falls for Hungarian revolutionary Ildiko (Kurylenko) in the midst of war, making Manolo jealous. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Roland Joffe not only directed this new feature film project, but is also the screenwriter. Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
Director Roland Joffe speaks with actor Rodrigo Santoro (Oriol) on the set of "There Be Dragons". Photo by Michel Lichtenstein.
