

Drama · Romance
Overview
In a small Mediterranean village, Carmen has looked after her brother, the local priest, for her entire life. When the Church abandons Carmen, she is mistaken for the new priest. Carmen begins to see the world, and herself, in a new light.
Top Cast


Natascha McElhone
Natascha McElhone
Carmen
Natascha McElhone
Carmen


Steven Love
Steven Love
Paulo
Steven Love
Paulo


Michela Farrugia
Michela Farrugia
Rita
Michela Farrugia
Rita


Richard Clarkin
Richard Clarkin
Tom
Richard Clarkin
Tom


Henry Zammit Cordina
Henry Zammit Cordina
Father Francis
Henry Zammit Cordina
Father Francis


Paul Portelli
Paul Portelli
Monsignor
Paul Portelli
Monsignor


Peter Galea
Peter Galea
Police Officer
Peter Galea
Police Officer


Pauline Fenech
Pauline Fenech
Giovanna
Pauline Fenech
Giovanna


André Agius
André Agius
Tonio
André Agius
Tonio


Rachel Fabri
Rachel Fabri
Rena
Rachel Fabri
Rena
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