Martin Luther

1953
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1h 45min

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Película biográfica sobre el sacerdote alemán Martin Luther, que abarca su vida entre 1505 y 1530 d.C., y el nacimiento del movimiento de reforma protestante.Película biográfica sobre el sacerdote alemán Martin Luther, que abarca su vida entre 1505 y 1530 d.C., y el nacimiento del movimiento de reforma protestante.Película biográfica sobre el sacerdote alemán Martin Luther, que abarca su vida entre 1505 y 1530 d.C., y el nacimiento del movimiento de reforma protestante.

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Nominado a 2 premios Óscar
- 1 premio ganado y 4 nominaciones en total

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This movie was never released in Québec, Canada. At the time, Québec's movie censorship board (made up entirely of French-speaking Catholics) refused to approve this movie to be shown in Québec's movie theaters. Therefore, it could only be shown in the basements of Québec's Protestant churches.

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Dr. Eck: Martin Luther! Do you think you are the only one who knows the truth?
Martin Luther: I will tell you what I think. I have the right to believe freely. To be a slave to no man's authority. To confess what appears to me to be true whether it is proved or disapproved, whether it is spoken by Catholic or by heritic.
Dr. Eck: Then you deny the authority of the pope!
Martin Luther: In matters of faith, I think that neither council, nor pope, nor any man has power over my conscience. And where they disagree with scripture, I deny pope and council and all. A simple layman armed with scripture is greater than the mightiest pope without it.
Dr. Eck: Heresy, Doctor Luther! Heresy!
Martin Luther: Heresy? So be it. It is still the truth!

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"A simple layman armed with scripture is greater than the mightiest pope without it"

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