Uranium235
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Right off the bat, I can name about zero domestic works from the 60s, and I can't search online. I can only guess, and even then, it's a half-hearted guess, that this work isn't a film; otherwise, there would be no need to specify that it's about a saint, and that it's specifically a film. Or, I shouldn't assume such nonsense and remember that "The Caucasian Captive" and "Adventures of Shurik" are more or less from the 60s.
Who might not face punishment after the death of a saint? Executioners or judges, perhaps (but it's only two words, and there might be some play on multiple meanings).
It could also be something related to the saint himself: sincere words or pious prayers, something along those lines, meaning that a painful death is the punishment.
But the heroine should be a well-known figure, like Alice Selezneva (but I think I'm off on the date). A random girl from "Jeralash" doesn't count.
And in general, the 60s don't necessarily have to be the 20th century; it could be the 19th.
Who might not face punishment after the death of a saint? Executioners or judges, perhaps (but it's only two words, and there might be some play on multiple meanings).
It could also be something related to the saint himself: sincere words or pious prayers, something along those lines, meaning that a painful death is the punishment.
But the heroine should be a well-known figure, like Alice Selezneva (but I think I'm off on the date). A random girl from "Jeralash" doesn't count.
And in general, the 60s don't necessarily have to be the 20th century; it could be the 19th.