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Overview
Le Défroqué is a French film first released in 1954,
directed by Léo Joannon.
The film stars Pierre Fresnay, Pierre Trabaud, Nicole Stéphane, Marcelle Géniat and Jacques Fabbri.
It has also been released under the title: The Unfrocked One.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
Synopsis
In 1945, Gérard Lacassagne meets Maurice Morand, a defrocked
priest, in a German prisoner-of-war camp. Through his contact
with this strange individual, Gérard finds he has a vocation to
become a priest. When Maurice publishes a book called 33 Years
Jesus, 2000 Years Judas, the Church is outraged because Maurice claims
that it has betrayed everything that Jesus Christ taught. Back
home, Gérard’s family and his fiancée Catherine refuse to
accept his decision to become a priest and actively try to stop him by
informing the Church authorities of his friendship with Maurice.
Learning that Catherine has betrayed him, Gérard makes up his
mind to train for the priesthood, under a friend of Maurice.
© Willems Henri (Brussels, Belgium) Film Review
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User Comments
The best interpretation I ever seen (Pierre Fresnay). Unfortunately, as
far as I know, it’s not available in DVD.J.Galli (Pelotas, Brazil) What do you think of this film? Related links
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