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The Mother Eagle
After learning of her convent's closure, a nun prays to Marie of the Incarnation and receives an answer in person.
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After learning of her convent's closure, a nun prays to Marie of the Incarnation and receives an answer in person.
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Genre:Drama, Documentary, History
Written By:Denis Boivin
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Productions Dionysos Inc.
Cast
Denis Boivin
Director
Karen Elkin
Marie Guyart de l'Incarnation
Sr Suzanne Pineau
Self
Perrine Gruson
Sr Josépha
Marie-Ginette Guay
Sr Angelina
David Noël
Dom Claude Martin
Moïra Ashini
Amiskoueian
Marie-Josée Bastien
Madame de la Peltrie
Karl-Patrice Dupuis
Mgr de Laval
Louise Portal
Mère Jouve
Richard Thériault
Père Paul Ragueneau
Christian Laveau
Chanteur Wendat
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