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Corpus Christi
A pious 20-year-old juvenile delinquent is sent to work at a sawmill in a small town; on arrival, he dresses up as a priest and accidentally takes over the local parish. The arrival of this young, charismatic preacher is an opportunity for the local community to begin the healing process after a tragedy that happened a year prior.
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A pious 20-year-old juvenile delinquent is sent to work at a sawmill in a small town; on arrival, he dresses up as a priest and accidentally takes over the local parish. The arrival of this young, charismatic preacher is an opportunity for the local community to begin the healing process after a tragedy that happened a year prior.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mateusz Pacewicz
In Theaters:
Box Office:$9,943,901
Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Aurum Film, CANAL+ Polska, WFS - Walter Film Studio, Les Contes Modernes, Wojewódzki Dom Kultury w Rzeszowie
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