Port-Royal (1960)

Port-Royal (1960) poster

1661, the Assemblée du Clergé de France obliged all clergy to sign a form testifying to their submission to the decisions of the Holy See. In 1664, the Archbishop of Paris wanted to impose this decision on the nuns of Port-Royal. Among them was Sister Angélique de Saint Jean, admired by the very young Sister Françoise, who looked to her for comfort.

Director: Jean Vernier
Runtime: 118 min
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Production: Editions Montparnasse, INA
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Jean Vernier

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Port-Royal about?
1661, the Assemblée du Clergé de France obliged all clergy to sign a form testifying to their submission to the decisions of the Holy See. In 1664, the Archbishop of Paris wanted to impose this decision on the nuns of Port-Royal. Among them was Sister Angélique de Saint Jean, admired by the very young Sister Françoise, who looked to her for comfort.
Who directed Port-Royal?
Port-Royal was directed by Jean Vernier.
Who stars in Port-Royal?
Port-Royal stars Henri Rollan, Claude Winter, Lise Delamare, Renée Faure, Denise Gence, Annie Ducaux.
How long is Port-Royal?
Port-Royal has a runtime of 1h 58m (118 minutes).
Where was Port-Royal produced?
Port-Royal was produced in France.