Tonight on TV: Adapted from a real story, this movie turned out to be upright

In Ireland, in 1964, four young women condemned the church and their family on a nightmare that is in the Monastery of Mari-Medeline. Wait for their material and moral trouble. Then they dream of escaping …

This square is a feature film The Magdalene Sisters, which was released in 2003 in theaters. Peter Mullan’s shocking work and adapted from the real story that thousands of women have refused by their family and moving to church. “Lost girls” were announced, without being in jail, they were poor, orphans, a victim of rape, sometimes a “daughter-mother.”

Press (from 5 to 4.1) and spectators (from 5 to 3.9), Magdalene sisters, black and intense drama, which broke the UK, distinguished by the actors’ performances, all special. This after seeing a documentary movie Sex in a cold climateThe oppression of these monasteries was devoted to the oppression of Peter Mulan wrote the script.

Because of the injustice of these women, the rebel, the filmmaker, wanted to tell the story of Mari-Madine monasteries for a large audience, the testimony of the victims is the source of his main information. The result is moving, without any simplicity or trouble.

Reward -Kelly Movie in Venice

In order to complete the distribution of Magdalene’s sisters, Peter Mulan hired two women who truly experienced Marie-Madeleine monasteries: a resident and a nun who watched the authenticity of the film. “I got some artistic freedoms, but their presence on the teams allowed me not to lose.”Notes film director. “I could tell you that what we were doing was as close as possible to reality.”

The Magdalene sisters won the prestigious golden lion on the Venice Mostera. By receiving his prize, Peter Mulan said the film “It was not directed against the church”That did not prevent the pontifical daily Osmervator from seeing the anger of Romano’s work and the sight of antiques.

You will not forget the Magdalene sisters, a strong work from which it is impossible to declare. Do not miss the opportunity (re -) to discover this classic of British cinema.

Tonight at Art, at 8:55 pm.