Ah! We are overlooking the use of what Malachi Martin called "Faction" - facts cloaked in fictional form.
I could easliy perceive film in which we see teh known facts of wwhat happened in 1917, what is factually known of Lucia's life, suibsequent locutions, and the revealed information.
The balance of the film could be a "what if......." scenario.
Or - in juxtaposition with the knwon facts, he could show what has happened as a result of Fatima, and the various things like Fr. Fox and other sundry things.
Speaking of bad sctors - I would like to nominate Fr, Robert Fox. Having seen him on EWTN I can in no way believe that thisman is actually head of a worldwide organization/apostolate. He comes across as a bumbling fool - almost senile! And it almost seems as if he doesn't have his lines memorized properly.
Oh .......excuse me......it almost seems like he .....*ahem*......at times does not have his facts straight.
Go to his website, fatimafamily.org, to get updates on his recovery from an auto accident in December. If he was feeble before that, those things usually take their toll on a person's coherency. I have not seen him for years, mostly because I try to avoid him. I get a cold, creepy feeling when I see his face.
That reminds me of a description that Fr. Martin gave on the Art Bell show. They were talking about paranormal experiences, and he liked to try to inject something of spirituality into those conversations. He said that he knows people who tell him about having a tangible and negative feeling surrounding someone they pass in public. He said you could be walking down the street in New York, for example: lots of pedestrians, and when you pass by this one man or woman, you could get a feeling about them, and if you look into their eyes as you pass, your perception is confirmed by an almost electrical sensation up your spine and into your scalp, that tells you, you have simply got to get away from them. He said that people who are servants of satan are known to communicate that feeling to people who are gifted by God to perceive it. It is a low-level cognition that, in its higher form, is known as "discernment of spirits." Remember, he was an exorcist.
In the full sense of the word, during an exorcism, the devil uses deception to fool the exorcist, and to avoid making a mistake, which could cost him his life, the exorcist must have very exact knowledge of what discernment is and what it is not, so as to be able to tell the difference between the devil and a good angel. St. Paul was not kidding when he warned of an "angel of light" bringing a different gospel. And such alliances are not impossible for priests.