How long is The Innocents (2016)?

The Innocents (2016) is 1 hr 55 min long.

Who is Mathilde in The Innocents (2016)?

Lou de Laâge plays Mathilde in the film.

What is The Innocents (2016) about?

Warsaw, December 1945: the second World War is finally over and Mathilde is treating the last of the French survivors of the German camps. When a panicked Benedictine nun appears at the clinic one night begging Mathilde to follow her back to the convent, what she finds there is shocking: a holy sister about to give birth and several more in advanced stages of pregnancy. A non-believer, Mathilde enters the sisters’ fiercely private world, dictated by the rituals of their order and the strict Rev. Mother (Agata Kulesza, Ida). Fearing the shame of exposure, the hostility of the new anti-Catholic Communist government, and facing an unprecedented crisis of faith, the nuns increasingly turn to Mathilde as their belief and traditions clash with harsh realities.

The Innocents (2016)

Name: The Innocents (2016)
Genre: Drama
Released: 2016-07-01
Duration: 115
Rating: 87

PG-13 1 hr 55 min

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How long is The Innocents (2016)?: The Innocents (2016) is 1 hr 55 min long.

Who directed The Innocents (2016)?: Anne Fontaine

Who is Mathilde in The Innocents (2016)?: Lou de Laâge plays Mathilde in the film.

What is The Innocents (2016) about?: Warsaw, December 1945: the second World War is finally over and Mathilde is treating the last of the French survivors of the German camps. When a panicked Benedictine nun appears at the clinic one night begging Mathilde to follow her back to the convent, what she finds there is shocking: a holy sister about to give birth and several more in advanced stages of pregnancy. A non-believer, Mathilde enters the sisters’ fiercely private world, dictated by the rituals of their order and the strict Rev. Mother (Agata Kulesza, Ida). Fearing the shame of exposure, the hostility of the new anti-Catholic Communist government, and facing an unprecedented crisis of faith, the nuns increasingly turn to Mathilde as their belief and traditions clash with harsh realities.