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An elderly nun witnesses a young construction worker's fatal accident, compelling her to question the ethical principles of the institution she has devoted her life to.
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An elderly nun witnesses a young construction worker's fatal accident, compelling her to question the ethical principles of the institution she has devoted her life to.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:James J. Robinson
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Majella Productions, Good Thing Productions, Screen Australia, MIFF Premiere Fund, VicScreen, Independent Entertainment, Clou Media Productions
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