The Singing Nun

The sentimental true story of Soeur Sourire, the singing nun who made it all the way to the Ed Sullivan Show, is faithfully retold. Reynolds plays the guitar-strumming Belgian nun who takes an interest in Cordell, a motherless boy whose father is alcoholic. The only one who loves the tyke is his 17-year-old sister, Ross. Reynolds writes the song "Dominique" for Cordell. Montalban, a warmhearted priest, does his best to promote the song. He talks to Everett, an old pal who is now a record producer. It turns out that he and Reynolds attended the Paris Conservatory of Music together. Reynolds is shocked when she discovers that Ross has posed for some risque photograph...