Frøken Nitouche

Passer plays the singing teacher Celestin, who works at a monastery. One who enjoys his teaching is the lovely Charlotte Borg. They both long for a life outside the walls of the monastery and every night Celstine sneaks out to live a double life and take on the role of composer Floridor. When the prima donna in Floridor's performance suddenly falls ill, the monastery's Charlotte Borg, gets to take over the lead role...

Dirch Passer and the comedy is great, but the anachromisms not so much. Nils Poppe who seem to have been fond of Dirch Passer made this like many other of his movies into theater twice ("Lilla helgonet", 1973 and 1984) at his yearly televised shows at Fredriksdal in Helsingborg, but Poppe had the sense to let the story take place in France like in the original operetta "Mam'zelle Nitouche".

How is it there are nun monastery schools in the 1880's Denmark? Denmark got freedom of religion by the constitution in 1849, but there were no nuns..