The Missionary (1982)

In 1905, Reverend Charles Fortesque returns to England after ten years as a missionary in Africa. He faces an unexpected assignment from his bishop: ministering to London's prostitutes. The film explores the complexities of morality, compassion, and societal judgment in the early 20th century. It follows Charles Fortesque's journey as he grapples with the stigma of his new role while striving to connect with his community and guide them towards improvement. The movie features scenes examining empathy, grace, and redemption during a time of rapidly changing social norms.