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Black Robe

Black Robe

6,5 /10 (119 Votes)
1991 EN 101 min

Overview

Missionary Father LaForgue travels to the New World in hopes of converting Algonquin Indians to Catholicism. Accepted, though warily, by the Indians, LaForgue travels with the Indians using his strict Catholic rules and ideals to try and impose his religion.

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Release date

04/10/1991

Votes

119

Popularity

1.1

In the winter of 1634, an extraordinary man began a perilous journey into the North American wilderness.

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

101 min

Budget

$11,000,000

Revenue

$8,211,952

Lothaire Bluteau

Lothaire Bluteau

Laforgue

Sandrine Holt

Sandrine Holt

Annuka

August Schellenberg

August Schellenberg

Chomina

Tantoo Cardinal

Tantoo Cardinal

Chomina's Wife

Lawrence Bayne

Lawrence Bayne

Neehatin

Aden Young

Aden Young

Daniel

Billy Two Rivers

Billy Two Rivers

Ougebmat

No photo

Wesley Côté

Oujita

Frank Wilson

Frank Wilson

Father Jerome

François Tassé

François Tassé

Father Bourque

No photo

Jean Brousseau

Champlain

No photo

Yvan Labelle

Mestigoit

Raoul Max Trujillo

Raoul Max Trujillo

Kiotseaton

No photo

James Bobbish

Ondesson

No photo

Denis Lacroix

Taratande

No photo

Gilles Plante

Older Workman

Gordon Tootoosis

Gordon Tootoosis

Old Aenons

Marthe Turgeon

Marthe Turgeon

Laforgue's Mother

Claude Préfontaine

Claude Préfontaine

Old Priest

Deano Clavet

Deano Clavet

Mercier

Jean-Raymond Châles

Jean-Raymond Châles

Workman

Paul Stewart

Paul Stewart

Workman

Jean-Jacques Blanchet

Jean-Jacques Blanchet

Workman

No photo

Marco Baron

Montagnais

No photo

Patrick Tenassco

Montagnais

No photo

George Pachanos

Iroquois Leader

No photo

Minor Mustain

Iroquois #1

No photo

Don Brisebois

Iroquois Guard

No photo

Jean Raphael

Iroquois Elder

No photo

Guy Provencher

Old Iroquois Member

No photo

Joe De Laronde

Tall Painted Iroquois

No photo

Linlyn Lue

She Manitou

No photo

Bonfield Marcoux

Domerque

No photo

Wanda Obomsawin

Pregnant Woman

Jean-Pierre Pérusse

Jean-Pierre Pérusse

Tallevant

No photo

Gérard Soler

Massé

No photo

Alison Reid

Iroquois Torture Woman

No photo

Brenda Adams

Iroquois Torture Woman

No photo

Denis Plante

Musician

No photo

Daniel Thonon

Musician

No photo

Cordelia Beresford

Mlle LaFontaine

No photo

Annie Bearskin

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Doreen Stevens

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Joseph Campeau

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Eric Johnston

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Mirya Obomsawin

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

Zoe Leigh Hopkins

Zoe Leigh Hopkins

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Rodrigue Boivin

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Irvin Hill

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Valerie Decontie

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Waylon Hare

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Robert Wylde

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Walter Jacobs

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Helen Bobish Atkinson

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

John Tenasco

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Jonathan Blacksmith

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Earl Danyluk

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Arnold Eyah-Saulteux

Member of the Algonquin Tribe

No photo

Harrison Liu

Awondoie

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2023-08-07

⭐ 7

Regardless of the quality of the production, films like this make me want to throw a brick at the screen! An established culture of Huron living in tandem with nature, turf-warring with their Iroquois neighbours and enduring a largely substance existence are introduced to that most ultimate of plagues. Christianity! It's the eponymous "Laforgue" (Lothaire Bluteau) who is charged by his fellow Jesuits to travel to this remote and beautiful land in order to spread the word. Now, to be fair to this "Black Robe" he is tenacious. It's one hell of an effort - mostly by canoe through some of the most…

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