“Nun 1: Sir, it is only a play… with music. Do not distress yourself.”
Peter Greenaway (1942) British film director
The Baby of Mâcon
“Nun 2: (Very quietly) Sir, be grateful for the music. Most of us die in silence.”
The Baby of Mâcon
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