If Roman Catholic cardinals have not picked a new pope by day three of next week's conclave, then things are not going to plan.

The world won’t know the next leader of the world’s Catholics until he appears before a throng of supporters in St. Peter’s Square. But in the coming days, powerful members of the Catholic Church from around the world will take part in a process that is part spiritual and part pragmatic.

Fans of the Oscar-nominated movie "Conclave," which is about a papal election, might think they have a head start on what’s to come. But how faithful is the movie to the real thing? "Conclave" tells the story of Cardinal Thomas Lawrence,

The project will highlight scripted short films from international communities along with snippets of a conversation between the director and the pontiff, who died last month.

Martin Scorsese's conversations with Pope Francis - the pontiff's final on-camera interviews before his death - will air in his new documentary 'Aldeas - a New Story'.