Madly Fwipp

A heartfelt sentiment to the victims throughout WW2, but I truly don't understand the message of the movie. As a devout Catholic myself, I can't help but feel this movie conveyed a very wrong message. Throughout the movie, we follow one of the protagonists which is a nun, who finds herself conflicted with her faith as she falls into despair with the horrors of the time. This is accompanied by the fact that the head-nun is completely bitter and hostile towards her when she discovers she's having relations with a cop. This is where I get confused, because as a Catholic, we're supposed to be merciful, not to condemn one another. No human being is perfect, not a nun, or even the pope, so this leaves me confused as to what the movie is trying to accomplish by incorporating the faith in this way.

Incredibly powerful movie. "God's children aren't for sale" reinvigorates our faith and exposes pedophiliac child trafficking. Very emotional, words can't describe how highly I reccomend this movie.