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Les Petites Sœurs is a canadien film of genre Documentary directed by Pierre Patry

Les Petites Sœurs (1959)

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Length 29minutes
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OriginCanada

Les Petites Sœurs est un documentaire québécois en noir et blanc de court métrage, réalisé par Pierre Patry en 1959.

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Avec Pierre Patry, le spectateur pénètre dans l'intimité d'un couvent, chose exceptionnelle au cinéma. En suivant les pas et l'expérience d'une novice, nous découvrons les usages, les règles et le rythme du monastère de le communauté des Servantes de Jésus-Marie, à Hull.

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