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The Volition Of A Bygone Priest
When a conflicted priest is asked to forgive a farmer for accidentally killing a young girl, he must confront his crumbling faith and the cost of true forgiveness. A segment from the anthology film 'Confessors'
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When a conflicted priest is asked to forgive a farmer for accidentally killing a young girl, he must confront his crumbling faith and the cost of true forgiveness. A segment from the anthology film 'Confessors'
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Written By:Joel Johnson
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Runtime:3 minutes
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