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What is the difference between sacred love and profane love? A nun struggles with her inner self as she experiences contradictions within Christianity, which lead her to explore her dark side.

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A Jose Acosta Film

cast:
Cheryl Nagy
Rob Smith
Yael Shacham
Kristina Gonzalez

  the band: D'Priest
the album: D'Priest
the song: Wall

the band: Marilyn Manson
the album: Smells Like Children

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I am a christian who can handle a fun poke at certain TV evangelists, however,I found this to be SO sacreligious and disgusting and a slap in the face to all that is rightous. The individuals responsible for this trash need to seriously re-examine their spiritual priorities and ask themselves if this type of production will get them to where they want to spend eternity!
Pat -- USA

It was enlightening, I would be interesting to see amore in depth story.
Nick Falvo -- Mechanicsburg, Pa

This film shows how dark and forbidding a vision that christianity and the church have become. There should be more films such as this. It is a great piece of filmmaking expressing and showing dark imagery that accentuates the downward spiral of the nun and how she sucumbs to her innermost desires. Not to mention Mr.Manson's music which gives it that special touch of insanity and dementia. Buy the way...somebody tell the christian to get a life and let people live the American Dream. It would also help if he took a grammar course.
freddie j. alonzo jr. -- California U.S.A.

Interesting visuals, but I do not see the comparison of sacred love and the profane. It was just the profane...
Nan -- Fresno,CA

Where's the profane?! There I am... edge o'my seat... the music is getting weirder.. more intense... I'm compelled to continue, though I'm getting disturbed... edgy and un-nerved... when +blip+ :0 I'm back to the beginning. Is this the intercesssion of youknowhose Mom, or do you have a glitch? If your censoring, then boo to you. The discription of the movie bears the brunt of what your about to see. Just do your part to piss-off the moral majority, then I'll shut-up....
Jason of Redemption - Seatttle

i liked it...it reminds me of the dh lawrence story called the man who died...i liked the photography and the editing
robbi robb -- los angeles

Pointless, unoriginal garbage. There is no message in this but sacrilege. Either just make a porno film, or do a actual real psychological, in depth film of someone struggling with their faith. This is just stupid.
Ray -- NJ

This was certainly an unusual film. It is good to remember that the clergy, though celibate, still have human feelings and desires. It would do the rest of us some good not to act on our physical impulses sometimes, also. Any idiot who can't see the symbolism in this has no imagination and has no right to be critiquing this type of film.
RGH -- Montana

 

this film was one of the first films I have seen online though it is my first time I can see how movies online have progressed I think that a film or films shuch as this will continue to give a good name to the artistry of the internet and the people who provide it I am a film buff and evn though the ideas were a little rough it harknens to great movies like pi that say little yet mean and portray a life or an experence so strange that it is dificult to express without film
Logan --washington dc

 

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