The Catholic School

Set in 1975, The Catholic School focuses on the brutal actions of three affluent young men, former students of San Leone Magno in Rome. The film is based on real events known as the Circeo massacre, where two young women were tortured, raped, and murdered, shocking the nation.

The story sheds light on the violent undercurrents present in the upper middle class, particularly during a time when traditional family and religious values were being questioned. It offers a gripping examination of the social dynamics and moral decay that can exist behind a façade of privilege and respectability.

With a cast featuring Benedetta Porcaroli, Giulio Pranno, Andrea Lintozzi, and Valeria Golino, the film presents a compelling narrative that is likely to resonate with viewers interested in gripping dramas that tackle real-life issues.