01 June 1960 118 mins
1661, the Assemblée du Clergé de France obliged all clergy to sign a form testifying to their submission to the decisions of the Holy See. In 1664, the Archbishop of Paris wanted to impose this decision on the nuns of Port-Royal. Among them was Sister Angélique de Saint Jean, admired by the very young Sister Françoise, who looked to her for comfort.
Watch the official Port-Royal 1960 trailer in HD below or find more Port-Royal videos on Vidimovie.
Henri Rollan as The visitor
Claude Winter as Sister Gabrielle
Lise Delamare as Sister Catherine de Saint-Flavie
Renée Faure as Sister Marie-Françoise de l'Eucharistie
Denise Gence as Sister Louise
Annie Ducaux as Sister Angélique de Saint-Jean
Micheline Boudet as Sister Julie
Geneviève Casile as Sister
Georges Vitray as The Grand Vicar
France 01 June 1960
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Have you watched Port-Royal yet? What did you think about it?
Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1960 INA, Editions Montparnasse.
