Queasy

 Only desperation, great difficulties, and need make people scream MIRACLE.

 The final decision of the priest who decides to remain among his people to take care of their bodies if he could no longer care for their souls.

Sergio Nasca's 1975 film 'Malia - Virgin Named Mary' offers a compelling mix of social commentary and religious themes set in Turin's outskirts. It expertly portrays poverty, superstition, and media frenzy with raw realism and touches of tragicomic moments. The film's characters, especially the young girl Maria and the conflicted priest, bring depth and provoke reflection. Despite its low budget and censorship, the film shines as a powerful, entertaining, and thought-provoking work, highly recommended for those open to challenging cinema. Watch Sergio Nasca's 'Malia - Virgin Named Mary' to explore a raw and unforgettable tale of faith, poverty, and society.