Robert Bresson: Journal d`un curé de campagne [Diary of a Country Priest] [OmeU] France, 1951. R: Robert Bresson with Claude Laydu, Nicole Ladmiral, Jean Riveyre, 115 min
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A young, seriously ill priest takes over his first parish in Ambricourt in northern France. The residents treat him with suspicion, indifference, or o? A hostility, while he tries in vain to mediate between a crumbling noble family and his community. In his diary, he records his physical complaints, his doubts and his growing loneliness. Based on the novel by Georges Bernanos, the film depicts a person whose faith is being tested precisely where it has no visible effect.
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A young, gravely ill priest takes charge of his first parish in the northern French village of Ambricourt. Its inhabitants meet him with suspicion, indi? Erence or outright hostility as he struggles in vain to mediate between a disintegrating aristocratic family and his parish. In His Diary, He Records His Physical Su? Ering, his doubts and his growing isolation. Adapted from the novel by Georges Bernanos, the film portrays a man whose faith is tested precisely where it appears to have no visible e? ect.
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A young, seriously ill priest takes over his first parish in Ambricourt in northern France. The residents treat him with suspicion, indifference, or o? A hostility, while he tries in vain to mediate between a crumbling noble family and his community. In his diary, he records his physical complaints, his doubts and his growing loneliness. Based on the novel by Georges Bernanos, the film depicts a person whose faith is being tested precisely where it has no visible effect.
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