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Mother Teresa: Standard Edition

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She was a missionary, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, a symbol of goodwill and selflessness. A strong-willed woman and shrewd diplomat, a charismatic figure and modern-day saint whose only mission in life was to show the love of Jesus to the poor, the sick and the forgotten.

This DVD is the 111 minute cinema release version. See also the 177 minute extended edition.

Producer	Lux Vide
Running Time	111 min
Rating	PG (Adult Themes)
Subtitles	None
Region Code	4
Video Format	PAL
Aspect Ratio	16:9 Widescreen
Audio	English Dolby 5.1, Dolby 2.0
Director	Fabrizio Costa

Full Synopsis:
A life devoted to the poor, the sick and the forgotten... One simple nun went out among the people to spread the message of love and hope.

This is the story of one of the most influential religious figures of the 20^th Century... MOTHER TERESA.

She was a missionary, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, a symbol of goodwill and selflessness. A strong-willed woman and shrewd diplomat, a charismatic figure and modern-day saint whose only mission in life was to show the love of Jesus to the poor, the sick and the forgotten.

Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu was born in Skopje in 1910. She grew up in the Balkans, the bloodiest site of European nationalism, and yet became an apostle of love beyond borders. In Calcutta, she taught in a convent school for two decades before founding the Missionaries of Charity. In her official dress consisting of a simple sari and sandals, she met with Popes and heads of stats, and in 1979 received the ultimate honour for her life and work, the Nobel Peace Prize.

Mother Teresa died in 1997, and was posthumously beatified. With the intense and relentless work of a lifetime she succeeded in helping so many with the simple words of a prayer.

DVD Special Features:
• Photo Gallery
• Theatrical Trailer

Comments:
"A powerful piece of Cinema..."
- CBN.com

"Beautifully realised... extraordinary."
- Richard Leonard