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A wounded Ottoman janissary who collapses near an isolated Orthodox monastery and is cared for by the nuns. After they learn he is a deserter, he escapes with Anthi. Though initially disgusted to disc...
The convent’s superior, who instructs the young nun to obey orders and keep the wounded soldier’s presence secret. She later decides the convent should hand him over to the Turks in return for a rewar...
A nun at the convent who objects when Igoumeni decides to hand the wounded Janissary over to the Turks for a reward. She calls the plan treason, placing her in opposition to the convent’s superior as...
A Turkish military commander who arrives with soldiers and demands the convent’s superior. He recognizes The Janissary as the village boy he once took into battle, orders him untied, and tells him to...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Turkish Commander recognizes The Janissary as the village boy he once took into battle. He orders him untied and tells him to leave.
Dorothea objects that handing The Janissary over to the Turks would amount to treason, while Igoumeni decides the plan should proceed.
Igoumeni instructs the young nun to keep the wounded soldier hidden, but later decides the convent should secretly hand him over to the Turks for a re...
A wounded soldier's concealment in a convent draws a young nun toward escape while religious duty, danger, and judgment close around them.
Directed by Vardis Marinakis
Black Field (2009) · 4.9/10 · drama, romance
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