Faced with the threat of being separated, the girls choose a final, extreme act to ensure they remain together forever. Context & Controversies
Their behavior escalates from mischievous pranks and mocking communion to increasingly cruel and sadistic acts, including animal cruelty and the seduction and eventual murder of a man. Don't Deliver Us from Evil
( Mais ne nous délivrez pas du mal ) is a controversial 1971 French horror-drama film directed by Joël Séria. It is famous for being initially banned in France due to its themes of adolescent rebellion, sacrilege, and nihilism. Core Premise & Plot Faced with the threat of being separated, the
The film follows two teenage girls, Anne and Lore, who are students at a rigid Catholic boarding school. It is famous for being initially banned in
Feeling stifled by religious conformity and unloved by their parents, they make a pact to renounce God and dedicate themselves to Satan.