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The Nun's Story

4.6
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Rating
NR
Duration
2h 25m
Year
1959
Language
English
Publisher
Warner Bros.

About

The Nun's Story is an unforgettable revelation of the seldom-seen world behind convent walls. A radiant Audrey Hepburn portrays a nun whose life journey takes her from the staff of a mental asylum to a much-desired position as a surgical nurse in the Belgian Congo. But when she returns to her native Belgium as World War II breaks out, she is torn between the needs of the Resistance and the church's neutrality.

Directed by four-time Academy Award®-winner* Fred Zinnemann, The Nun's Story earned eight Oscar® nominations, including Best Picture; New York Film Critics Awards for Best Actress and Director; and National Board of Review Awards for Best Picture, Director and Supporting Actress (Edith Evans).

Related Subjects

  • Drama

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Fred ZinnemannDirector
    Audrey HepburnActor
    Peter FinchActor
    Edith EvansActor
    Peggy AshcroftActor
    Dean JaggerActor
    Mildred DunnockActor
    Colleen DewhurstActor

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