Ars

Year: 1960

Runtime: 18 mins

Language: French

Documentary

The film wanders through the snow‑covered plains and villages of Ain, tracing the lingering presence of the sanctified Curé of Ars. Through quiet, ghostly imagery, Demy examines the priest’s dedication to communal spirituality and the relentless inner torments of his mystic vocation.

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