Niewinne, 2015, 100 min.
| Director | Anne Fontaine | |
| Screenplay | Sabrina B. Karine, Alice Vial, Anne Fontaine, Pascal Bonitzer | |
| Cinematography | Carolone Champetier | |
| Music | Gregoire Hetzel | |
| Art Director | Joanna Macha | |
| Producers | Eric Altmayer, Nicolas Altmayer |
| Mathilde Beaulieu | Lou De Laage | |
| Nun Maria | Agata Buzek | |
| Mother Superior | Agata Kulesza | |
| Samuel | Vincent Macaigne | |
| Nun Irena | Joanna Kulig | |
| Nun Zofia | Anna Prochniak | |
| Nun Wanda | Dorota Kuduk |
Poland, winter of 1945. Mathilde Beaulieu (Lou de Lâage) is a young intern working with a branch of the French Red Cross. They are on a mission to find, treat and repatriate French survivors of the German camps. One day, a Polish nun arrives in the hospital. In very poor French, she begs Mathilde to come to her convent. Mathilde life and beliefs change when she discovers the advanced state of pregnancy that affect several of the Sisters of the convent just outside the hospital where she performs.