Marie Heurtin is born both blind and deaf. Sister Marguerette wins her trust and teaches her how to express herself.
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Jean-Pierre Améris
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Ariana Rivoire | ... | Marie Heurtin |
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Brigitte Catillon | ... | La Mère supérieure |
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Noémie Churlet | ... | Soeur Raphaëlle |
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Gilles Treton | ... | Monsieur Heurtin |
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Laure Duthilleul | ... | Madame Heurtin |
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Martine Gautier | ... | Soeur Véronique |
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Patricia Legrand | ... | Soeur Joseph |
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Sonia Laroze | ... | Soeur Elisabeth |
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Valérie Leroux | ... | Soeur Blandine |
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Fany Buy | ... | Soeur Marthe |
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Noémie Bianco | ... | Soeur Anne |
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Eline De Lorenzi | ... | Soeur Clothilde |
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Tiphaine Rabaud Fournier | ... | Soeur Marie-Ange |
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Sandrine Schwartz | ... | Soeur Sandrine |
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Marie Heurtin is born both blind and deaf. Sister Marguerette wins her trust and teaches her how to express herself.
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Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
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Ariana Rivoire is a deaf actress; in this movie, she plays a deaf and blind character. See more »Goofs
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Siciliano de la sonate pour flûte et clavecin en mi bémol majeur BWW 1031Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
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Of course, "The Miracle Worker". There is the same disease, same physical struggle with a stubborn teen to force her to learn, but in French not English.
I appreciated the photography and the location but I continually had to resist the temptation to check my watch. It might be just over 90 minutes but at times it seemed like hours. It would drag and drag and then suddenly leap forward after she learns the sign for one object. The next thing we know is she is showing off how she can spell her name and understanding abstract concepts like 'patience'. There was also the monologue at the end which seemed especially message-y.
I liked the acting by Isabelle Carré and Brigitte Catillon but Ariana Rivoire as the deaf/blind girl didn't impress. Possibly it was just because she had so little to work with.
To sum up, see "The Miracle Worker" instead.