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Stephanie Gil (Terminator: Dark Fate) stars in Fatima, the story of a 10-year-old girl named Lucia (Gil) who, along with her two younger cousins, claim they have seen the Virgin Mary. During the interview, Gil reflects on the day she landed the lead role in the film and what she learned from her Fatima journey.
With the visitations of the Virgin Mary, Lucia (Stephanie Gil) and her cousins are told that only prayer and suffering can bring a close to World War I. Father Ferreira (Joaquim de Almeida), a government official named Arturo (Goran Visnjic), and even Lucia’s mother Maria (Lúcia Moniz) tell her to recant the story. Lucia remains steadfast on her claim, leading to religious pilgrims for people who are looking for a miracle.
That said, Fatima’s appeal is not solely focused on believers of Our Lady of Fatima. “The biggest message of the movie is having hope and faith in yourself with everyone around you and just being strong in any situation,” said Gil. “I think that’s the most important message that the movie carries.”
Gil landed the role two years ago, and she utilized the words “awesome” and “special” in describing her time shooting Fatima. Her dreams of acting started at an early age.
 talks about her acting journey in Fatima, a feature co-starring Goran Visnjic and Lúcia Moniz.){kind=link}