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Tell No One (2019)

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Length 2h1
OriginPologne
Rating82% 4.140644.140644.140644.140644.14064

Tylko nie mów nikomu (Seulement, ne le dis à personne) est un film documentaire polonais réalisé par Tomasz Sekielski en 2019, sur les abus sexuels sur mineurs dans l'Église catholique en Pologne.

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Ce documentaire a la particularité « de confronter directement des victimes de prêtres pédophiles, en caméra cachée, avec leurs agresseurs ». Il « met en cause la hiérarchie épiscopale dans la faiblesse — voire l’absence — des sanctions dans les cas de pédophilie », dénonçant l'hypocrisie de l'église polonaise et l'impunité des prêtres agresseurs.

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