Soledad is a famous singer who, one fine day, decides to turn her life around and enter a convent to help others. The press and her family are baffled: now, the great figure of Spanish singing has become Sister María de la Asunción and works caring for the sick in a hospital that has serious financial problems. At first, everything is difficult, but the intrepid nun manages to get ahead through courage and generosity.
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Sor Intrépida (1952). [Secuencia]
Secuencia película: Sor Intrépida (1952). Portal Archivo Francisco Rabal. Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes.
Sor intrépida - Clip
1952 102 min Comedia España Dirigida por Rafael Gil. Interpretada por Dominique Blanchar Francisco Rabal María Dulce Julia Caba Alba Margarita Robles ...
Sor Intrépida 1952
Travelling de inicio de la pelicula con maquetas de Enrique Alarcón.
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