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Love Letters of a Nun
Spain 1640, the reverend superior nun Mariana, attends the death of her younger sister, Isabel's husband, who is overcome with hopelessness and heartache. Isabel then kisses and caresses the cadaver's exposed body as if he were still alive. Mother Mariana
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Spain 1640, the reverend superior nun Mariana, attends the death of her younger sister, Isabel's husband, who is overcome with hopelessness and heartache. Isabel then kisses and caresses the cadaver's exposed body as if he were still alive. Mother Mariana
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jorge Grau, Gemma Arquer
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Constan Films S.A.
Cast
Jorge Grau
Director
Analía Gadé
Madre Mariana de la Cruz
Alfredo Alcón
Don Agustín Rojas
Teresa Gimpera
Isabel
Fernando Sánchez Polack
Jerónimo
Lina Romay
María
Carme Fortuny
Madre Margarita (as Carmen Fortuny)
Virginia Mataix
Natalia
Nélida Quiroga
Madre de Don Agustín
Coral Pellicer
Carmen Pastor
Criada 1ª
Ana Galván
Criada 2ª
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