Years ago, a cruel and merciless nun turned a boarding school into a living hell for her students until they could no longer bear the abuse, and she mysteriously disappeared. Now the alumnae are being brutally murdered one by one.
Directed by Luis de la Madrid
barcelona, spain
gore
evil nun
ritual murder
subjective camera
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Cast
Anita Briem
Eve
Belén Blanco
Julia
Manu Fullola
Gabriel
Cristina Piaget
Sister Úrsula
Paulina Gálvez
Zoe
Natalia Dicenta
Susan
Lola Marceli
Mary
Teté Delgado
Cristy
Gemma Martínez
17-years-old Cristy
Montse Pla
17-years-old Joanna
Giles Cooper
Harley
Brendan Price
Detective Malon
Crew
Manu Díez
Screenplay
Bernat Vilaplana
Editor
David Carretero
Director of Photography
Peter Block
Executive Producer
Jason Constantine
Executive Producer
Carlos Fernández
Executive Producer
Brian Yuzna
Producer
Julio Fernández
Producer
Julio Fernández
Executive Producer
Kwesi Dickson
Co-Producer
Oriol Tarragó
Sound Designer
Jaume Balagueró
Story
Popular Reviews
30 reviews
Samyelle
7.0★ · 05/02/26
“accidentally” watched this in 2024 thinking it was connected to The Conjuring universe, but ngl it was worth watching
(im ranking it now for the diary*)
“accidentally” watched this in 2024 thinking it was connected to The Conjuring universe, but ngl it was worth watching
(im ranking it now for the diary*)
Layla
10.0★ · 08/31/25
“Our God is hidden. He comes to us like a thief without announcing his presence.”In her most memorable screen role, Anna Karina gives a remarkable and nuanced performance, offering a heart-wrenching depiction of crushed resistance which must have resonated with her audience. Through her association with the directors of the French New Wave (in particular, her then-husband Jean-Luc Godard), Karina became closely identified with the liberated modern woman of the 1960s, and so her casting in the lead role of this film was an inspired and appropriate choice. Karina's Suzanne Simonin represented a free- thinking younger generation that had grown tired of being oppressed and dictated to by an intolerant establishment. Suzanne's act of rebellion would be played out for real across France in the spring of 1968, bringing empowerment to the younger generation and an early end to the De Gaulle presidency. Both on screen and off, La Religieuse demonstrated that there is no greater stimulus for revolution than repression.
“Our God is hidden. He comes to us like a thief without announcing his presence.”In her most memorable screen role, Anna Karina gives a remarkable and nuanced performance, offering a heart-wrenching depiction of crushed resistance which must have resonated with her audience. Through her association with the directors of the French New Wave (in particular, her then-husband Jean-Luc Godard), Karina became closely identified with the liberated modern woman of the 1960s, and so her casting in the lead role of this film was an inspired and appropriate choice. Karina's Suzanne Simonin represented a free- thinking younger generation that had grown tired of being oppressed and dictated to by an intolerant establishment. Suzanne's act of rebellion would be played out for real across France in the spring of 1968, bringing empowerment to the younger generation and an early end to the De Gaulle presidency. Both on screen and off, La Religieuse demonstrated that there is no greater stimulus for revolution than repression.
Ag
7.0★ · 08/28/25
⛪️ The Nun (La Religieuse)
Historical drama meets forbidden romance. Moody, a little strict, but secretly very sapphic.
⛪️ The Nun (La Religieuse)
Historical drama meets forbidden romance. Moody, a little strict, but secretly very sapphic.
αιɳαɾα
3.0★ · 07/30/25
me acabo de tragar una película entera para enterarme de que no es la de los warren? joder
como se nota q es española, madre mia
me acabo de tragar una película entera para enterarme de que no es la de los warren? joder
como se nota q es española, madre mia
andreea
7.0★ · 11/15/24
esta es la experiencia colegio concertado religioso
esta es la experiencia colegio concertado religioso