Deadly Sins (1995)
Année de sortie: 1995
Nation: Canada, United States
Alternative Title: Pecados mortales, Deadly Sins - Tödliche Vergebung, Les disparues du pensionnat, Pecados Assassinos, Sins - Mörderische Vergebung
Réalisateur: Michael Robison
Writer: John Langley, Malcolm Barbour
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: James Shavick
Executive Producer: Bradley J. Sherman, Lance H. Robbins, Malcolm Barbour
Sociétés: Libra Pictures, Shavick Entertainment
Budget: N/A
Mots-clés
Mots-clés: catholic schoolgirl, female nudity, high school, independent film, murder, nun, older man teenage girl kiss, peeping tom, pervert, priest, promiscuous girl, serial killer, sex, small town, suicide
Histoire
Newly appointed deputy Jack Gales arrives at an island to investigate the death of a girl from the local Catholic girls school. As he digs deeper, he discovers that students have been disappearing regularly for the past five years, around the same time as Mother Bernadette's passing. Deputy Gales teams up with Cristina, the Mother Superior's secretary, to unravel this mystery.
Résumé
Deadly Sins is a Canadian-American film directed by Michael Robison in 1995, blending drama, horror, and mystery genres. The story revolves around the investigation of disappearing students from an island Catholic girls school, with the death of one student serving as a catalyst for uncovering past secrets. The film's themes include the unraveling of long-buried truths and the consequences of their revelation.
