Pros:
1. Léa Seydoux (Maria), Sylvie Testud (Christine), and Elina Löwensohn (Cécile) give fantastically rich performances.
2. The film highlights how people will use faith differently. Whether it be as a hobby, as a way of coping, or as a way-of-life.
3. The cinematography is almost perfect. Everything from the lighting, the framing, and the long impactful shots are just incredible.
4. Cécile collapsing on the floor is legitimately heartbreaking as even though before she was mostly stern and stoic, it was obvious that she cared for the patients.
5. Christine finding the ability to walk again is genuinely uplifting, and her reaction really helps to ground the "miracle" as she milks the newly-found attention after being ignored for awhile. It also rams home the ending with blunt force.
Cons: 1. Some of the scenes last a little too long. 2. The audio, at times, is distractingly out-of-sync.
Cons: 1. Some of the scenes last a little too long. 2. The audio, at times, is distractingly out-of-sync.