Mary and the Nun

Mary (Brigitte Catillon) has not been able to see or hear since she was a child, let alone use language. Living in loneliness and darkness for many years made Mary's character very eccentric and irritable. Earlier, she was unable to express her inner pain, and could only slowly move towards the edge of collapse amid day after day of depression. Regarding Mary's situation, her father and mother felt at a loss and had no solution. There was no school for the deaf and mute willing to accept Mary, a time bomb like her, and the family fell into despair. At this juncture, a nun named Margaret (Isabelle Carre) appeared next to Mary and took her to the Monastery of Lanai. With Margaret's help, Mary gradually opened her heart, learned to accept reality and let go of her anger.