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Daniel experimenta uma transformação espiritual em um centro de detenção. Embora seu registro criminal o impeça de concorrer ao seminário, ele não tem intenção de desistir de seu sonho e dec... Ler tudoDaniel experimenta uma transformação espiritual em um centro de detenção. Embora seu registro criminal o impeça de concorrer ao seminário, ele não tem intenção de desistir de seu sonho e decide administrar a paróquia de uma cidade pequena.Daniel experimenta uma transformação espiritual em um centro de detenção. Embora seu registro criminal o impeça de concorrer ao seminário, ele não tem intenção de desistir de seu sonho e decide administrar a paróquia de uma cidade pequena.
- Indicado a 1 Oscar
- 54 vitórias e 40 indicações no total
Lidia Bogaczówna
- Mother
- (as Lidia Bogacz)
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- CuriosidadesA fictional story but based on a book exploring the surprisingly common multiple stories of clerical impostors in Poland, a phenomenon more prevalent than even the film-makers themselves expected. Most of Corpus Christi was shot in a remote village in the Carpathian foothills, where the crew soon began to feel that locals were a little cagey when the film's topic was broached. It was only when the shoot was over that they discovered that the village had its very own real history of a bogus priest. The impersonator had gotten away with it for two years before being rumbled.
- ConexõesFeatured in The Oscars (2020)
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Always disturbing but also worrying and even intermittently amusing, this drama unfurls a religious parabola that is distinctly Polish but open to everyone. Bartosz Bielenia, an actor with blazing blue eyes and the ability to be so still, it's as if he can freeze the frame on his own, stars like Daniel, a young ne'er from Warsaw who is in juvenile detention for crimes only later revealed. He was first seen watching the gate as some teenagers in a metalwork class brutalize a boy while the guard is out, but sheer luck opens another door for him. Drawn to religion but not allowed to join a seminary due to his criminal record, he travels to a rural town once he has been paroled in a sawmill to take up work. A little gray lie allows him to take the identity of the young new priest, Tomasz, that the city expects, and soon Daniel will perform mass and hear confessions, while the old resident curate will drip out in rehabilitation for a while. Around this midpoint, the movie risks sounding like an episode of Father Ted as directed by Robert Bresson, as Daniel / Tomasz gets used to being looked after by bossy matron Lidia (Aleksandra Konieczna) in luxurious new digs and gets to know the city folk. The plot takes an interesting turn when Daniel learns that the family has been traumatized by a horrific road accident and discovers an uncommon pastoral ability when he tries to help restore the battered psyches of the bereaved-many of them barely younger than himself, including the pretty teenage daughter of Lidia, Eliza (Eliza Rycembel). All the above may lead you to expect some sort of soppy redemptive course, but that's not where this film ends up, landing on a much darker, reflective note instead. The blue-tone cinematography of Piotr Sobocinski enhances the rapturous atmosphere and enhances suspense in a smartly written, disturbing job.
- eminkl
- 25 de out. de 2019
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- Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 127.240
- Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 4.632
- 16 de fev. de 2020
- Faturamento bruto mundial
- US$ 9.943.901
- Tempo de duração1 hora 55 minutos
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- 2.39 : 1
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