RoboCop's creator presented the first frame of the movie about a lesbian nun
Studios Path é Films and SBS Productions have unveiled the first still from the historical drama "The Virgin," directed by famed director Paul Verhoeven. The movie, in which the key roles were played by Charlotte Rampling, Lambert Wilson, Virginia Efira, Olivier Raburdin, Herve Pierre, Daphne Patakia and others, tells about the real events of the 17th century that took place in Italy. A nun named Benedetta Carlini claimed that she had the gift of foresight, which she inherited along with the stigmata - painful wounds that supposedly appear on the body of the righteous in those places where the wounds of the crucified Christ were. The nun quickly conquered a huge one. popularity, and the Catholic Church began to investigate her deeds. It revealed, that Carlini had an intimate relationship with another nun. All her prophecies were declared fraudulent, and the nun herself spent the rest of her life in prison. The exact date of the premiere of the movie "Holy Maiden", which became the movie adaptation of the work “ Immodest Acts: The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy ”, is not yet known. The movie is expected to be presented to viewers as early as 2019. Note that Verhoeven has repeatedly addressed the topic of sexuality in his work. In particular, he was the author of the famous erotic thriller "Basic Instinct". The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy ”, is still unknown. The movie is expected to be presented to viewers as early as 2019. Note that Verhoeven has repeatedly addressed the topic of sexuality in his work. In particular, he was the author of the famous erotic thriller "Basic Instinct".The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy ”, is still unknown. The movie is expected to be presented to viewers as early as 2019. Note that Verhoeven has repeatedly addressed the topic of sexuality in his work. In particular, he was the author of the famous erotic thriller "Basic Instinct".The Topic of Article: RoboCop's creator presented the first frame of the movie about a lesbian nun. |
