The Milky Way
Why this pick
A more playful but equally rigorous Buñuel pilgrimage: spiritual conviction meets contradiction, satire, and compassion in a deliberately episodic journey.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
A more playful but equally rigorous Buñuel pilgrimage: spiritual conviction meets contradiction, satire, and compassion in a deliberately episodic journey.
Why this pick
Its frail young priest faces suspicion and suffering with grave inward discipline; the spare style and spiritual pressure closely suit Nazarin’s moral solitude.
Why this pick
For Nazarin’s collision of faith, poverty, and hypocrisy, this offers a far more extravagant, surreal spiritual quest charged with anti-clerical provocation.
Why this pick
A gentle, plainspoken portrait of radical humility and fraternity, offering the sincere spiritual ideal that Nazarin subjects to harsher irony.
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01 / THE STORY
Padre Nazario is a Roman Catholic priest of Spanish heritage living austerely in a hotel on the poor side of town. He is of a quiet, temperate nature and carelessly gives away what little he has, to the point of not caring whenever his room is burgled. He demonstrates understanding and compassion for those he encounters, such as a woman living below him, Beatriz, who is plagued by psychotic episodes and thoughts of suicide, and has a troubled relationship with a man named Pinto.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Beatriz
Andara
Thief in church
Josefa
La Camella

Father Nazario