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For a French movie this one is surprisingly international- Karina was Danish, Pulver Swiss and Rabal Spanish.

Especially as we now know the church was still pursuing its abuse of the vulnerable even as it waged a furious campaign to censor this film on its initial appearance back in the sixties.

The main reason for this phenomenon was economic; although many convents required a "dowry" from prospective entrants, this was generally less than the amount of the dowry needed to attract a suitable husband, and once the girl had taken her vows the family no longer had any responsibility for her upkeep.

Here, we feel slightly robbed.

It also comes ONLY WITHOUT subtitles as does the brand new one that has just been released in Germany.

" He won two prestigious German awards for his performance.

Some stand-out things: 1 Hans Lothar.

With all the fully-set dinners, the fancy-dress balls with music and waltzing , the amount of SPACE the women's hoop-skirts take up--it is almost as if this were a film about the women, not the family, and certainly not the men towards which the novel leans, somewhat.

67 m Weight Not Available Body Measurements Not Available Eye Color Not Available Hair Color Not Available Who Is Liselotte Pulver's Husband? He is a perfect Chistian, a natural mimic, a man who is always inciting fellow workers not to work and, in a very nice touch, when his wife leaves him alone for a few minutes with two orderlies in the polite nuthouse where she wishes to stick him permanently, upon re-entering the room, she finds the orderlies sitting on the bed with him, laughing at his jokes slightly and naturally decadent, and full of the many things Mann has him repeat so many times in fact, the leitmitifs are pretty well followed throughout : "I can't do it anymore.

What the naive Suzanne fails to realise is that her new friend is also gay in the modern sense of the word and is offering her rather more than platonic friendship.

The Devils faced harsh reaction from national film rating systems, due to its disturbingly violent, sexual, and religious content; it was banned in several countries, and heavily edited for release in others.