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Magdalene Sisters, The (2003)
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Starring: Anne-Marie Duff, Dorothy Duff, Geraldine McEwan, Nora-Jane Noone, Eileen Walsh
Director: Peter Mullan
Category: Drama, Foreign
Studio: Disney / Buena Vista
Subtitles:
Spanish,French
Length:
120 mins
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"Compelling and Shocking!"-Jeffrey Lyons, NBC-TV

A stirring, must-see motion picture critics called one of the best films of the year, The Magdalene Sisters is the triumphant story of three extraordinary women whose courage to defy a century of injustice would inspire a nation! Abandoned by society and cast out by their families for crimes they did not commit, these women found themselves stripped of their liberty and dignity and condemned to indefinite sentences of manual labor. Within the church-run Magdalene Laundries, these women were forced into unbearable institutional servitude in order to cleanse themselves of the "sins" of which they had been accused. From acclaimed director Peter Mullan, this award-winning powerhouse not only reveals the truth behind one of the great tragedies of our time, but celebrates the bravery that would bring it to an end.

 
 
   
   

 
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