Sister Narcisa arrives at a convent in 1949 after receiving visions of the Virgin Mary ten years earlier.
The young novice begins experiencing strange events, such as a chair falling over from time to time.
She is given the assignment of teaching a classroom of young girls as she prepares to take her final vows.
The storyline becomes a bit confused with some flashbacks showing the rape of a nun by soldiers during the war.
We get a large dose of Hail Mary's, Our Father's and Glory Be's along the way. Those of us raised Catholic are very familiar with those particular prayers as part of our daily rosaries.
The film is a slow burn but the ending is decent.
The young novice begins experiencing strange events, such as a chair falling over from time to time.
She is given the assignment of teaching a classroom of young girls as she prepares to take her final vows.
The storyline becomes a bit confused with some flashbacks showing the rape of a nun by soldiers during the war.
We get a large dose of Hail Mary's, Our Father's and Glory Be's along the way. Those of us raised Catholic are very familiar with those particular prayers as part of our daily rosaries.
The film is a slow burn but the ending is decent.