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12 kroków do wolności -
Ave Maria -
bajki -
bł. Karolina -
Donald Turbitt -
Dziecko zwane Jezus -
DZIEJE_APOSTOLSKIE_hist.1994 -
Eleni (pozostałe jej kolędy, też piękne!) -
Ewangelizacja Nadmorska 2012 -
fragmenty -
Franciszek Kucharczak -
IT and other -
Jesús de Nazaret -
Jesus Of Nazareth -
Klara i Franciszek -
kolędy -
Kolędy -
ks. dr Andrzej Trojanowski- egzorcysta -
love -
MARYJNE -
Matka Teresa 2003 -
Mikołaj Kapusta -
najpiękniejsze -
nauki -
nieznane -
nowenna pompejańska -
O Świętych -
O Świętych dla dzieci -
Ojciec Pio -
Padre Pio - Miracle Man -
piosenki religinjne -
Polskie -
pozostałe -
psalmy śpiewane -
Quo Vadis (1951) -
Quo Vadis (1951) DVD1 -
Quo Vadis (1951) DVD2 -
różne -
Sfery człowieka - ks Dziewiecki (wycięte) -
Św. Jan Bosko -
ŚW. MAKSYMILIAN MARIA KO LBE -
Św. Paweł -
Święty Filip Neri -
The.Bible.In.The.Beginning -
Tunika (Szata) The Robe(1953) -
Unknown -
video -
Witek Wilk -
Wizja Z Życia Hildegardy Z Bingen -
Wrór kobiety
Dvd covers included.
Based on Franz Werfel's 1942 best-seller, this is an exquisite telling of the life of Bernadette Soubirous, who in 1858 at the age of 14 saw a vision of the Virgin Mary in a grotto near the small village of Lourdes, where she lived with her family in abject poverty. Bernadette received much opposition from the atheistic town authorities, as well as initially from the clergy, but kept her faith in "The Lady," and it gave her a wisdom when questioned by the unbelievers that went beyond her natural understanding.
Jennifer Jones is superb as the simple Bernadette, and she tells the story with her eyes; there are many scenes where the camera focuses on her face, and one can tell what is happening by her expressive gaze. Director Henry King screen tested many actresses by placing a stick behind the camera, and telling them to look at it, and imagine the Virgin Mary...King said that Jennifer was the only one who "saw," while the others merely "looked."
The supporting cast is wonderful, with many standout performances,Charles Bickford as the Dean of Lourdes, Lee J. Cobb as Dr. Dozous, Anne Revere as Bernadette's mother Louise, and as a lifelong adversary, a prideful nun who is jealous of Bernadette's visions, the terrific Gladys Cooper.
The film was a huge box-office success, as well as receiving critical acclaim, and was the most nominated film at the 1943 Oscars, with 12 nominations and 4 wins. It won for Best Actress, Best B&W Cinematography (Arthur Miller), Best Score (Alfred Newman), and Best Interior Decoration. The nominations were for Director, Editing, Picture, Screenplay, Sound, Supporting Actor (Bickford), Supporting Actress (both Cooper and Revere). At 2 hours and 36 minutes, this is a film that is totally engrossing, and the time spent with it is very rewarding.