In the Middle Ages, the “women’s mysticism” movement emerged in Central Europe. Unmarried and widowed women found refuge in monastery-like communities, such as the Beguine movement, which was a lay order that surfaced in the 12th century. Here women could lead contemplative, active and self-determined lives characterized by education in self-imposed poverty, within small and protective communities. The intense contemplation and asceticism in these places brought forth deeply mystical experiences.
Katharina Klewinghaus Director
Katharina Klewinghaus Writer
Katharina Klewinghaus Producer
Marta Antinucci Key Cast
Duration: 9 mins:11 Secs
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