For the first time, cloistered sisters in Berthierville allow cameras to film their daily lives for an entire year.
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For the first time, cloistered sisters in Berthierville allow cameras to film their daily lives for an entire year.
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Synopsis
In Berthierville, Quebec, cloistered Dominican nuns open their doors for a year of filming, marking a rare moment in their nearly century-long history as the only Francophone community of Dominican nuns in North America. The documentary captures daily life within the monastery, blending personal testimonies from the sisters with archival footage. Their routines, rituals, and reflections provide insight into their spiritual commitment and communal living, offering a unique perspective on a life dedicated to faith and service.
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Why Watch
- Meet the unique Dominican nuns of Berthierville, Quebec.
- Find out what daily life looks like for cloistered nuns.
- See rare archival material from a century-old community.
Did You Know
- The nuns of Berthierville are the only Francophone Dominican nuns in North America.
- This documentary was filmed over the course of one year.
- The community has existed for nearly a century.
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What year was the documentary 'The Monastery' released?
The documentary 'The Monastery' was released in 2019.
Where is the community of Dominican nuns featured in the documentary located?
The community of Dominican nuns is located in Berthierville, Quebec.
What is unique about the Dominican nuns in Berthierville?
They are the only Francophone community of Dominican nuns in North America for nearly a century.
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