Winter Meeting

Year: 1948

Runtime: 104 min

Language: English

Director: Bretaigne Windust

DramaRomance

In the depths of winter, a reserved heiress discovers comfort in a tender romance with a former soldier who has become a priest. He helps to melt her guarded nature and inspires a renewed sense of purpose as they confront the lingering shadows of their shared history against a backdrop of a snow-covered region.

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