The Night Is My Kingdom

Year: 1951

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: French

Director: Georges Lacombe

Drama

After a tragic accident leaves Raymond blind, his family overprotectively treats him like a child. A compassionate nun, who runs a rehabilitation center teaching Braille literacy to the visually impaired, steps in to help him regain independence and confidence.

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