Benedetta (2021)
Overview
A 17th-century nun becomes entangled in a forbidden lesbian affair with a novice. But it is Benedetta's shocking religious visions that threaten to shake the Church to its core.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $24,350,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $2,652,725.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 3.583 |
Directed By
Paul Verhoeven
Crew
Andrea Grossi
Jérôme Seydoux
Jeanne Lapoirie
Jean-Paul Mugel
Katia Wyszkop
Anne Dudley
Pierre-Jean Larroque
Eric Bourges
Damien Luquet
Katia Boutin
Damien Lazzerini
Cyril Holtz
Philippe Penot
Margot Saada
Antoine Citrinot
Florian Penot
Katia Boutin
Charles de Ville
Jules Laurin
Alexis Place
Stéphane Batut
Alain Carsoux
Teun Hilte
Arnold Heslenfeld
Job ter Burg
Ayelen Camiña
Patrick Vandenbosch
Fabrice Delville
Marion Frelat
Guillaume Le Gouez
Emilia Napame
Kevin Chneiweiss
Laurette Schillings
Kateryna Merkt
Christophe Toulemonde
Conchita Airoldi
Frans van Gestel
Judith C. Brown
Thierry Poulet
Thomas Lechevallier
Sophie Martel
Pascal Bonitzer
Guillaume Castagné
Stefania Piovesan
Priscilla Baratiny
Véronique Boslé
Diego Avolio
Frédéric Lainé
Floris Schuller
Sara Cattani
Odile Fourquin
Mathieu Guéraçague
Justine Landais
Olivier Afonso
Amélie Bouilly
Alexandra Moulié
Karine Atalla
Christine Giugno
Panos Kondylis
Veronica Beffa
Virginie Duranteau
Laura Ozier
Francesca Piani
Valérie Chapelle
Eleonora Dessi
France Rossi
Marine Tesson
Antoine Delannoy
Céline Llerena
Paul Verhoeven
Saïd Ben Saïd
Michel Merkt
Job ter Burg
Paul Verhoeven
David Birke
TOP CAST
Virginie Efira
Sister Benedetta Carlini
Charlotte Rampling
Sister Felicita
Daphné Patakia
Bartolomea
Lambert Wilson
Nuncio
Olivier Rabourdin
Alfonso Cecchi
Louise Chevillotte
Sister Christina
Hervé Pierre
Paolo Ricordati
Clotilde Courau
Midea Carlini
David Clavel
Giuliano Carlini
Guilaine Londez
Sister Jacopa
Gaëlle Jeantet
Sister Petra
Justine Bachelet
Sister Juliana
Lauriane Riquet
Sister Roasanna
Eléna Plonka
Young Benedetta
Héloïse Bresc
Christina enfant
Jonathan Couzinié
Jésus-Christ
Vinciane Millereau
Doctor
Jérôme Chappatte
Secretary
Ewan Ribard
Executioner
Nicolas Béguinot
Writer
Satya Dusaugey
Mercenary Dragon
Nicolas Gaspar
Captain of the Mercenaries
Benjamin Penemaria
Captain of Soldiers
Antoine Lelandais
Lieutenant
Frédéric Sauzay
Shepherd
Sophie Breyer
Novice
Célia Kaci
Young Novice
Alexia Chardard
Sister Giulia
Sébastien Chabane
Passerby
Boris Gillot
Merchant
Léa Lopez
Teenager from Pescia #1
Olga Milshtein
Teenager from Pescia #2
Pascal Le Corre
Flagellant
Raphaël Potier
Plague Victim
Philippe Saunier
Resident of Pescia
Fabrice Cals
City Resident
Quentin D'Hainaut
Villager (uncredited)
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