The film of imperfection .. Thus revealed the tragedy of the nuns

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War like a storm can not discern the magnitude of the calamity it has left until it calms down, does not differentiate between a small or a large man or a woman, and not even between a believer or an atheist, who is tormented by everything she finds before her, indifferent to values, principles, What matters is victory, it does not matter at the expense of who is, old when it was burning wars, it may have been years to reach people, through the books of historians, and those books were only one face, the face that satisfied the victors, but today We see it burning before it ignites, but are we really aware of its tragedy, or are we keeping only the numbers of its victims?

The two world wars witnessed by Europe have been extraordinary in history, and the unforeseen tragedies they have caused, not the destruction of homes or the number of victims, but the psychological and social traumas that have left it, have left an unbreakable people. Many thinkers and philosophers have tried to show the size This tragedy, and others sought to find solutions, but could they really? ... We can not answer that.

There are many films that appeared either immediately after the war, or later in the year, I tried to shed light on the epicenter of the effects of war, but the need in the same Jacob was probably most highlights the issue of the Holocaust, and some topics were taboos, which prevents It has been touching the dignity of a society, but recently some films have been appearing on what was once forbidden, like in the Berlin Women's Film, as well as the film Al-Barriat.

In 1945, the war had just ended, and the real tragedy began. A secluded monastery stood there, amidst a snow-covered forest. There were many women who gave themselves to the sky, all they wanted to become brides in heaven, but The war will change the course of their lives forever. Before the war calmed down, the Germans invaded the monastery and after them, they did not differentiate between the brides of the earth or the sky. All they cared about was extinguishing their thirst.

The film depicts the life of the tragedy experienced by the nuns after the disaster. Most of them were pregnant, but they would find themselves in a cycle of confusion, living in many contradictions, how to deal with their new reality, monastic life, its laws and conditions. The ideal life that symbolizes purity, but they have found themselves with greater contradictions, so that they should have given in to fate, as they see it, and that means total submission, no matter what the outcome, even if it leads to the death of one of them.

While the nuns were praying Fajr, one of them was suffering from labor pains, she remained the same for two days, without being able to do anything to her other than praying. Nuns are forbidden to see their bodies or touch them, however, one of them could not bear it , And decided to visit a French camp, which was nearby, to heal the wounds of the injured after the war, will convince a young French nurse to come with her, after a caesarean section survived by the nun who was suffering from the pain of labor from the death of an investigator, the doctor will then discover that the church She was hiding a dangerous secret, is the presence of many pregnant women.

Yes, and the way they all refuse to reveal them, because they think this is against the principles they are training on. Days will pass after they accept the new doctor. When they are rescued from the hands of one of the soldiers, this is one of the crucial moments in the plot. The film is unlike any other film dealing with religious issues, most of which is to depict religion in a bad way, but these have only tried to highlight some aspects of the fault that religious people fall into.

The convent president convinced the mothers who gave birth that they were going to their families to educate them, but it was only a trick to deceive them, as she used to go and take the children into the middle of the forest, so as not to shame the prostitutes who gave themselves to Christ as they say, They were in the most terrible mistakes, killing innocent children and burning their mothers' hearts on them, so that one would commit suicide.

There are many binaries in the film, but I believe that the dualism that was targeted was the religious and secular binaries. Yes, when the nuns were immersed in the church, and their minds were dominated by ideas that the church might have been ignorant of, they could not face the problems of life. Religion, or the logic of inciting religion in everything, led to the most terrible disasters. The film was based on a true story, and the director did not face any problems with the Church. The film was personally welcomed by the pope, dealing with the life of the nuns accurately and trying to shed light on their secret society.