to another woman, and gets into a fight with him. He goes outside and talks to Marjorie. He tells her that everywhere he goes he sees a spirit of a little girl. The girl he explains, is the daughter he forced his girlfriend to abort when they were at university, and that he never wanted to be a priest, he just did it out of guilt. Simeon observes the conversation and realises that Keene loves Marjorie. Later, Marjorie goes into labour after trying to run away. Father Keene visits her in the hospital, and as he looks at Marjorie's newborn baby through the window, Noëlle, the spirit of his daughter, forgives him. Simeon meanwhile, who went to the church to say goodbye to Father Keene, is elated to see that the church is full. Four years later, Simeon is directing the church Nativity. Grace, Marjorie's daughter, whom Keene presumably adopted after marrying her mother, runs to Keene and hugs him. Cast David Wall stars as Father Jonathan Keene, a "hit man" for the Catholic Church whose job is to shut down parishes that are no longer deemed viable. Kerry Wall plays Marjorie Worthington, the town's librarian. Sean Patrick Brennan plays Father Simeon Joyce, the pastor of the dying parish that Keene has come to shut down. Curt Dewitz plays Seth Harrod, Marjorie's boyfriend. Brennan Wall plays Noelle, a spirit that only Father Keene sees. Jean Bates plays Eleanor Worthington, Marjorie's grandmother and the host of the village's Christmas party. David Hickey plays Thomas Shepley. Ciaran O'Reilly plays Finn Shepley. Kevin McElroy plays Jewel King. J. Scott Henderson plays Swift King. Michael Sweet plays Speed King. Production Writer-producer-director-actor David Wall drew inspiration for Noëlle when he was living on Cape Cod where an annual Christmas party was held at an "old whaling captain's house" that was "down the street" from Wall's home where people from varying socio-economic-religious backgrounds gathered, "celebrating one thing -- Christmas." Noëlle was filmed on 35mm film and features the cinematography of Beecher Cotton who "does justice to the stark beauty of the Cape." Noëlle features some Cape Cod landmarks such as the Cape Cod Hospital, the Sandwich Boardwalk, an East Dennis library, the beaches of Dennis Port, a church in Yarmouth Port, and O'Shea's Olde Inne restaurant on Route 28 in West Dennis. Release Noëlle was released in theaters nationwide on 203 screens on December 7, 2007,