Divine

Year: 1998

Runtime: 115 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Arturo Ripstein

Drama

“La Nueva Jerusalem” is a secluded religious community led by Papá Basilio and Mamá Dorita, awaiting Christ’s second coming and having renounced the outside world in pursuit of a pure spiritual existence. Mamá Dorita believes the teenage girl Tomasa shows the signs of the prophesied chosen one, and she is destined to become the next leader of “La Nueva Jerusalem”.

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