A professor of philosophy, an atheist, converts to Catholicism following a miracle: his daughter, whose leg must be amputated, is taken to Lourdes by her very religious fiancé, and is cured there.
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Jean-Pierre Aumont as Georges
Camille Bert as Mr. Duprat
Christiane Delyne as Madge
Suzanne Desprès as Anna
Hélène Perdrière as Odile Duprat
Denise Pâques as Mrs. Mareuil
Henri Fabert Director
France 06 October 1933
Portugal 10 January 1934
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