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BAFTA Awards 1954 - Nominated - Best Foreign Actor
French Syndicate of Cinema Critics Awards 1952 - Won - Best Film
Prix Louis Delluc 1950 - Won - Prix Louis Delluc
Venice Film Festival 1951 - Nominated - Golden Lion
BAFTA Awards 1954 - Nominated - Best Foreign Actor
French Syndicate of Cinema Critics Awards 1952 - Won - Best Film
Prix Louis Delluc 1950 - Won - Prix Louis Delluc
Venice Film Festival 1951 - Nominated - Golden Lion
Venice Film Festival 1951 - Won - International Award
Venice Film Festival 1951 - Won - Italian Film Critics Award
Venice Film Festival 1951 - Won - OCIC Award
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Diary of a Country Priest
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Film SynopsisA new priest (Claude Laydu) arrives in the French country village of Ambricourt to attend to his first parish. The apathetic and hostile rural congregation rejects him immediately. Through his diary entries, the suffering young man relays a crisis of faith that threatens to drive him away from the village and from God. With his fourth film, Robert Bresson began to implement his stylistic philosophy as a filmmaker, stripping away all inessential elements from his compositions, the dialogue and the music, exacting a purity of image and sound. Get Involved |
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Runtime:
115 min.
Country:
FRANCE
Language:
French
Color:
Color
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Directed by
Robert Bresson
Produced by
Robert Roy Sussfeld
Leon Carre
Writing credits
Robert Bresson
Cast
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