Movies like Agnes of God (1985)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like Agnes of God, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. The Exorcism of Emily Rose

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    Blending legal drama with supernatural horror, The Exorcism of Emily Rose follows the trial of a priest accused of negligent homicide during an exorcism. Its themes of faith, possession, and the clash between religion and the secular world share common ground with Agnes of God.

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    2. Doubt

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    Doubt stars Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman in a tense story revolving around suspicion, religion, and possible misconduct in a Catholic school. Like Agnes of God, it delves into themes of faith and morality, challenging viewers to question the truth and the nature of conviction.

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    3. The Magdalene Sisters

    #2,071 most popular movie yesterday

    This movie focuses on the lives of young women sent to the Magdalene Laundries in Ireland, run by the Catholic Church. The film tackles topics of religion, abuse, and redemption, echoing the dramatic and sensitive approach of Agnes of God.

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    4. Dead Man Walking

    #2,423 most popular movie yesterday

    Featuring powerful performances by Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn, Dead Man Walking explores issues of morality, redemption, and the death penalty. Its introspective look at faith and forgiveness will likely resonate with those who appreciate Agnes of God.

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    5. Stigmata

    #2,753 most popular movie yesterday

    Stigmata is a supernatural drama that tells the story of a woman exhibiting signs of the stigmata, the wounds of Christ. The religious mystery and spiritual phenomena at the film's core might intrigue those who are drawn to the theological suspense found in Agnes of God.

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    6. Philomena

    #3,123 most popular movie yesterday

    Based on a true story, Philomena delves into the journey of a woman searching for her forcibly adopted son, with the backdrop of the Catholic Church's influence. Fans of Agnes of God might find the exploration of faith, loss, and revelation in this film very engaging.