Change of Habit

About This Movie

Change of Habit, directed by William A. Graham, is quite the unique blend of crime, drama, and music. The story revolves around Dr. John Carpenter, who is running a health center — but here's the twist: the women he recruits to help him are actually nuns in disguise. The atmosphere captures that late '60s vibe, mixing social issues with a touch of humor. It's interesting how the film navigates the themes of faith and service in a gritty urban setting. The performances, especially from the leads, bring a certain charm and depth. Plus, the music adds a lightness amidst the more serious undertones. It’s not your typical nun story, for sure, and that's what makes it stand out.

Interesting mix of themes · Late '60s vibe · Not your typical religious film