Léon Morin - O Padre

I saw it at different ages. and I perceived it as one of films who transforms , in profound sense, its viewer. in a special, precise manner. it is not simple to define the sense of this change. and, for not give a to subjective answer, you say only than Belmondo did the role of his life, fragile, delicate, dramatic, so simple, and Riva preserves the flavors of "Hiroshima , mon amour", using in inspired manner. it is a war film, a religious one and a love story. and something more who , after the final scene, is reflected by a state of soul. that could be all.