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Black Robe by Stephen Farber Bruce Beresford, one of the most underrated contemporary directors, scores another triumph with Black Robe, a drama centering on the confrontation of a French priest and a band of Algonquin Indians in early 17th century Canada. Magnificently photographed, complex and haunting in its contemplation of religion and colonialism, the film retrieves an exotic slice of ancient history. What did you think of this movie? Sound off in the Movie Forum. |
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