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The Dark Night of the Soul

19891h 33mCarlos Saura
IMDb 5.8

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A fascinating study of the poet Saint John of the Cross, and his spell in solitary confinement. Set in the convent of Toledo, this film explores the temptations that surrounded him, the dreams that afflicted him, his sanctity and ...

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What is The Dark Night of the Soul (1989) about?

A fascinating study of the poet Saint John of the Cross, and his spell in solitary confinement. Set in the convent of Toledo, this film explores the temptations that surrounded him, the dreams that afflicted him, his sanctity and ...

Who stars in The Dark Night of the Soul?

The Dark Night of the Soul stars Juan Diego, Fernando Guillén, Manuel de Blas. The film was directed by Carlos Saura.

How long is The Dark Night of the Soul?

The Dark Night of the Soul has a runtime of 1 h 33 min and premiered in 1989. It is rated N/A.

Is The Dark Night of the Soul worth watching?

The Dark Night of the Soul holds an IMDb rating of 5.8/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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