Nympha (2007)
Sarah is a young American who travels to Italy to join the New Order convent as a cloister nun and to prepare for an arduous spiritual journey. But on the path to finding God, Sarah begins having nightmares and visions of a troubled young nun and soon discovers the New Order's sordid, sinister past.
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Sarah is a young American who travels to Italy to join the New Order convent as a cloister nun and to prepare for an arduous spiritual journey. But on the path to finding God, Sarah begins having nightmares and visions of a troubled young nun and soon discovers the New Order's sordid, sinister past.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Ivo Gazzarrini, Ivan Zuccon
In Theaters:7/12/2007
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Studio Interzona, Trash House Cinema Productions
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