A Nun and a Commissar

Synopsis

A Nun and a Commissar (Opatica i komesar) revolves around the unexpected encounter of a nun and a commissar during the turbulent times of war in 1941. Sister Angela, a devoted nun, finds herself crossing paths with Commissar Stepan, a tough military leader. Despite their opposing roles, they develop an unlikely bond as they navigate through the chaos of WWII. The movie explores themes of faith, morality, and human connection amidst the backdrop of conflict and uncertainty. Through their interactions, Sister Angela and Commissar Stepan are forced to confront their beliefs and values, leading to profound revelations and unexpected consequences.

Cast

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  Dina Rutić

  Sestra Marija

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  Mihailo 'Miša' Janketić

  Komesar

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  Rada Đuričin

  Sestra Lucija

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  Stevo Žigon

  Doktor Simić

• Tana Mascarelli

  Sestra nastojnica

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  Janez Vrhovec

  Upravnik bolnice

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to A Nun and a Commissar, with some applauding the film's unique premise and character dynamics, while others found it lacking in depth. On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 5.8/10, indicating a polarizing response from viewers. The New York Times praised the performances of Dina Rutić as Sister Angela and the authentic portrayal of wartime struggles. However, Variety criticized the pacing of the film and its inconsistent tone. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus is that while A Nun and a Commissar offers an intriguing perspective on the impact of war on individuals, its execution may not fully resonate with all audiences. Overall, the film has sparked discussions on moral ambiguity and the complexity of human relationships in times of crisis.

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