Black Narcissus

Black Narcissus

  • Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger
  • 1947
  • 1h 41m
  • UK, Ireland

The end of colonialism, but also the clash of religious faith and impulse are uniquely captured in the thrilling film by the leading directorial duo of Powell and Presberger, which won a prestigious Academy Award for Photography for its unique depiction of the Tibetan landscape.

Synopsis

In a remote Himalayan monastery, an order of English nuns struggle not only with the wild beauty of the primitive landscape, but also with the sexual awakening caused by the arrival of an agnostic man.

Black Narcissus
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Also known as
Ο Μαύρος Νάρκισσος
Festival screenings
Age rating
Universal

Best Cinematography

Oscars

1948

Best Set Decoration

Oscars

1948

Best Cinematography

Golden Globes

1948

Creative Europe Media
European Union
EPAnEK
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