Forgive Me Father
In the quiet confines of a church confessional, a young priest struggles with his desire to leave the church while confiding in an older bishop. However, as their secrets unravel, a powerful and unexpected revelation sheds light on a hidden sin committed by the bishop, who now finds himself in the role of confessor.
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In the quiet confines of a church confessional, a young priest struggles with his desire to leave the church while confiding in an older bishop. However, as their secrets unravel, a powerful and unexpected revelation sheds light on a hidden sin committed by the bishop, who now finds himself in the role of confessor.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Niccola Civita, Francesco Civita, Maximilian Civita
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