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Heavens Above!

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In a quiet British parish, the arrival of a new priest will revolutionize the routine of the faithful. With an overly optimistic attitude and an unconventional approach to faith, Father Loxley soon becomes the center of attention. With his disheveled hair and infectious smile, this man confronts the hypocrisy of the community, which is more focused on maintaining appearances than on the true values of faith.

As he intervenes in the affairs of the parishioners, Loxley becomes a spokesperson for social justice, challenging the powerful and risking his reputation in the eyes of the conservative community. However, his good intentions lead him into trouble and put him at odds with local leaders, who see his unorthodox style as a threat. Despite the challenges, Father Loxley manages to win the affection of some, and his unique perspective on life inspires unexpected changes.

With a touch of light comedy, the film explores the contrasts between faith, morality, and hypocrisy, as the protagonist navigates through a sea of absurd situations. Will Father Loxley be able to maintain his integrity and stick to his ideals in a world that seems set against him? Ultimately, this story serves as a refreshing reminder that sometimes, a bit of madness is just what is needed to spark change.

Media type
Movie
Year
1963
Director
John Boulting
Roy Boulting
Writer
Frank Harvey
John Boulting
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.70
Actors
Peter Sellers
Cecil Parker
Isabel Jeans
Ian Carmichael
Bernard Miles
Brock Peters
Eric Sykes
Irene Handl
Miriam Karlin
Joan Miller
William Hartnell
Roy Kinnear
John Harvey
Joan Hickson
Eric Barker
John Comer
Kenneth Griffith
Mark Eden
Basil Dignam
Colin Gordon
Geoffrey Hibbert
Ludovic Kennedy
Malcolm Muggeridge
Harry Locke
Derek Nimmo
Conrad Phillips
Miles Malleson
Thorley Walters
Marianne Stone
Cardew Robinson
Gerald Sim
Anna Wing
John Junkin
Rodney Bewes
Steve Marriott
Louis Mansi
Jack Carter
Gender
Comedy
Country
United Kingdom
Producers
Roy Boulting
John Boulting
Original title
Heavens Above!
Duration
118
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