The Unfrocked One

Year: 1954

Runtime: 107 mins

Language: French

Director: Léo Joannon

Drama

Pierre Fresnay stars as former priest Maurice, cast out and now mocking Catholic traditions. Young seminarian Gerard (Pierre Trabaud) believes Maurice still feels his vocation and devotes his own priestly life to reconciling him with the Church. Gerard’s effort, however, is complicated when Maurice’s self‑hatred threatens to drive him into madness.

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