At the end of World War II in 1945, Matilde, a female doctor of the French Red Cross, treated wounded soldiers in Warsaw. One night, she was invited to a monastery to treat nuns who were about to give birth. When the doctor entered the monastery, he saw the frightening truth. The monastery was invaded by the Soviet Red Army during the war, and many nuns were sexually assaulted and even pregnant. The nuns were not only traumatized mentally and physically, but their faith was shaky. However, the scandal is not allowed to be made public. The film, directed by well-known European female director Anne Fangting, won one-sided reviews at the Sundance Film Festival at the beginning of the year.
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