Sister Act (1992) (original) (raw)

Sister Act

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Original title

Sister Act

Year

1992

Running time

100 min.

Country

United States United States

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Genre

Comedy | Religion. Nuns. Music. Education

Synopsis

A lounge singer, specializing in the enthusiastic performance of Motown classics, has to hightail it out of Reno when she witnesses her gangster boyfriend icing an unfortunate stool pigeon. The cops want her testimony so that they can put her ex-lover behind bars, but they know he'll be trying to silence her permanently. The Witness Relocation Program eventually hides her in the last place they think anyone would look: a convent. With nothing to do but lay low and kill time, the feisty, incognito nun starts to go a little stir-crazy -- that is, until the Mother Superior puts her in charge of the convent's choir. It's a hopeless group musically, but the former lounge lizard realizes she's found her calling and quickly whips her recruits into top R&B form. Meanwhile, her ex has found out where she's hiding and plans a visit with a few of his more "influential" friends.

Awards

1992: 2 nominations for Golden Globe: Comedy/Musical, Actress (Goldberg)

1993: NAACP Image Awards: 2 awards.

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