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The inspirational portrayal of Mother Teresa, a simple nun who became one of the most significant personalities of the 20th Century. Armed with a faith that could move mountains, Mother Teresa followed her calling to help the poor, the lepers, the dying and the abandoned children in the slums of Calcutta, challenging many authorities – including the church – along the way.

Runtime: 110 min

Release: 2003

Cast: Olivia Hussey, Sabastiano Somma, Ingrid Rubio

Director: Fabrizio Costa

Writer: Massimo Cerofolini, Francesco Scardamanglia

6 thoughts to “Mother Teresa (2003)

  • Julie B.

    I learned SO much about Mother Teresa from these movies. Before these movies, all I knew was that she helped people. I had no idea to what extent! Amazing woman.

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  • isabella R.

    thanks I’ve been looking for this movie for weeks and finally found it! This is the life of a saint and its very inspirational.Mother teresa saw the face of Jesus in the suffering of the poor,and as christians we are all called to do the same. I love this saint and st Francis who did the same . Christ is risen and loves you all….god bless.

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  • Nissanka

    Can you please email me the full version of this film? My son starred in it while it was shot in Sri lanka. god bless you.

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  • Maria Jenson

    Very inspirational! She is definitely a wonderful example to learn from.

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  • Julie

    Wonderful, Mother Teresa is an inspiration to all!! She is a true role model for our time, I would highly recommend this film I have watched it many times and still find it inspiring. We need more films like this one please, our world needs them.

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