Immaculate (2024)

A young American nun named Cecilia travels to a secluded convent in the Italian countryside, thinking she's finally found a sense of belonging and purpose. At first, everything feels peaceful but a bit off, with a heavy silence hanging in the halls and strict routines that don't leave much room for questions. When Cecilia learns she's pregnant, she's as shocked as everyone else, especially since she's taken a vow of chastity and has no explanation for how this could happen. The convent's leaders react in strange ways-some see the pregnancy as a miracle, while others grow tense and controlling, pushing Cecilia into a corner. She's kept under close watch and the other nuns? attitudes shift, ranging from worshipful to openly resentful. As she tries to piece together what's happening, Cecilia stumbles onto hidden parts of the convent and uncovers hints that not everything is holy or pure. The more she digs, the clearer it gets that the truth behind her pregnancy-and the intentions of those around her-are way darker than she imagined. Trapped in a place that's supposed to be safe, Cecilia has to figure out who she can trust and what she's willing to do to escape before things go completely off the rails. The story keeps a tight focus on her fear, confusion, and determination as she faces mounting threats in a place that grows creepier and more hostile by the day.