What ‘Conclave’ gets right about choosing the next pope

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  When Pope Francis died last month, I immediately thought back to earlier this year,

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  when my husband and I watched the movie Conclave on our couch and felt

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  like we became experts in the process of selecting a new pope.

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  And it turns out, we aren't alone.

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  Oh, I mean, everyone is re-watching Conclave, or at least everyone in my nerdy circle of friends.

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  Shane O'Neill is a style reporter for The Post.

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  He recently wrote about the movie Conclave versus the real-life Conclave.

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  Everything you'd want in a juicy,

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  episodic story is kind of packed into the movie Conclave and, to some extent, the actual Conclave.

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  To some extent.

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  From the newsroom of The Washington Post, this is Post Reports.

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  I'm Colby Ickowitz.

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  It's Tuesday, May 6th.

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  Today, before the real Conclave begins Wednesday,

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  I talk with Shane about what the movie version got right and wrong about the process,

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  why it has struck such a chord with viewers, and what it says about religious and political power.

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  Hi, Shane.

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  Thanks for being here.

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  It is such a pleasure.

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  So, Shane, we're going to talk about Conclave,

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