I didn't expect such a movie with a slightly heavy theme and an average age of 50+ actors to attract me so much. At first I thought this must be an amazing old lady, but she turned out to be very ordinary, even if her son is a gay high-ranking think tank, the old lady is still an ordinary Irish old lady. But Judy's performance is so good, a celebrity owes her a golden statue for playing an ordinary person so real. There is also a profound reflection on religion. Even if he has been hurt, it is not the Lord that has a problem, and the nun monastery does not represent religion itself.
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