Bakhita

Year: 2009

Runtime: More mins

Language: Italian

Director: Giacomo Campiotti

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Born in Sudan, Bakhita is kidnapped, beaten and sold to merchant Federico Marin. In Italy she becomes nanny to his daughter Aurora, facing racism but staying kind. She embraces Catholicism and seeks to join the Canossian Sisters. Marin’s refusal sparks a court case that frees her, making her a nun. Canonized by Pope John Paul II in 2000.

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