Letters from Mother Teresa
This is an intimate and moving portrait of Mother Teresa. She was a tireless advocate for the poor and champion of the forgotten. This inspirational production spans over forty years of her incredible journey. From joining the Sisters of Loreto in Dublin to her travels to Darjeeling, from hearing the call to help the poorest of the poor to founding the Missionaries of Charity, from her invaluable sacrifices in the slums of Calcutta to her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Award-winning actress Juliet Stevenson brings insight and depth to this unforgettable role, alongside celebrated actors Rutger Hauer and Max von Sydow, in a film that’s sure to stir the soul.
114 minutes
This is an intimate and moving portrait of Mother Teresa. She was a tireless advocate for the poor and champion of the forgotten. This inspirational production spans over forty years of her incredible journey. From joining the Sisters of Loreto in Dublin to her travels to Darjeeling, from hearing the call to help the poorest of the poor to founding the Missionaries of Charity, from her invaluable sacrifices in the slums of Calcutta to her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Award-winning actress Juliet Stevenson brings insight and depth to this unforgettable role, alongside celebrated actors Rutger Hauer and Max von Sydow, in a film that’s sure to stir the soul.
114 minutes
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This is an intimate and moving portrait of Mother Teresa. She was a tireless advocate for the poor and champion of the forgotten. This inspirational production spans over forty years of her incredible journey. From joining the Sisters of Loreto in Dublin to her travels to Darjeeling, from hearing the call to help the poorest of the poor to founding the Missionaries of Charity, from her invaluable sacrifices in the slums of Calcutta to her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Award-winning actress Juliet Stevenson brings insight and depth to this unforgettable role, alongside celebrated actors Rutger Hauer and Max von Sydow, in a film that’s sure to stir the soul.
114 minutes
