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The Last Bath

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Josefina is a 40-year old nun who is about to take her perpetual vows. She is called back to her childhood village to attend her father’s funeral when she meets her 15-year old nephew who has been abandoned by his mother. Isolated, back in the old family house, the nun and her nephew feel disconcerted as religion, family, and love become entangled.

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Wendy Ide Screen International Nov 3, 2020
Deceptively complex emotions snake under the surface of this intriguing family drama, which tightropes precariously around the edges of dysfunction. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Alain E @AlainE Jan 28, 2026 This provides a rewarding viewing until we reach the very ending and it falls apart. A forty year old nun trainee unexpectedly inherits her adolescent nephew when her father, who was his caregiver, dies. She decides not to take her vows and raise the boy instead. Gradually an incestuous attraction develops. If anything happens, it will be after this movie ends. Depiction of the characters and situations is well done. The message: unclear. See more Read all reviews
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David Bonneville

Director

Anabela Moreira

Josefina

Martim Canavarro

Alexandre Antunes

Margarida Moreira

Ângela Antunes

José Manuel Mendes

Joaquim Antunes

Ângelo Torres

Edgar
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Synopsis Josefina is a 40-year old nun who is about to take her perpetual vows. She is called back to her childhood village to attend her father’s funeral when she meets her 15-year old nephew who has been abandoned by his mother. Isolated, back in the old family house, the nun and her nephew feel disconcerted as religion, family, and love become entangled.
Director
David Bonneville
Producer
Joana Ferreira, Isabel Machado
Screenwriter
David Bonneville, Diego Rocha
Production Co
Ministério da Cultura, Bocalupo Films, C.R.I.M. Produções, Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual (ICA)
Genre
Drama, Foreign
Original Language
Brazilian Portuguese
Runtime
1h 35m
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