Sister San Sulpicio (1952 film)

Sister San Sulpicio is a 1952 Spanish comedy film directed by Luis Lucia. It stars Carmen Sevilla as Sister San Sulpicio, a vivacious and unconventional nun known for her good deeds and active involvement in her community. The film follows her escapades as she navigates the world outside the convent walls, often bending the rules in her efforts to help others. The plot typically involves comedic situations arising from her interactions with various characters, including a love interest played by Jorge Mistral, and her well-intentioned but sometimes misguided interventions. The film is remembered for its lighthearted tone, Carmen Sevilla's charismatic performance, and its celebration of faith and community spirit. It was a popular success in Spain and helped to solidify Sevilla's status as a major star. The film's screenplay was based on the novel of the same name by Armando Palacio Valdés.