The Ghost

Year: 1982

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: German

Drama

Jesus returns to modern Bavaria, wandering the streets of Munich in a bewildered state. He starts an affair with a nun, claiming they are married, and calls himself “Ober,” the male form of “Oberin” (Mother Superior). When afraid he sometimes turns into a snake, and finally the nun lifts him into the sky, herself becoming a bird of prey.

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