Immaculate

"Immaculate is a film directed by Michael Mohan (The Voyeurs) that starts from the conventions of nunsploitation—a subgenre of exploitation cinema featuring nuns and typically exploring themes like desire, sex, sin, and crises of faith—and dares to subvert them. The plot follows a young American novice, Cecilia (Sydney Sweeney), who moves to a convent in Italy, where she is warmly welcomed by Father Tedeschi (Money Heist's Álvaro Morte). However, her stay soon turns into a confusing nightmare, and she discovers that she is part of a grand, yet terrifying, church plan. The film manages to overcome the most unfortunate clichés of nunsploitation, where women are sometimes just a means to an end, to criticize the Catholic Church and its double standards towards women. Sweeney's performance may fall short at times, but when it's time to go crazy, it will leave you more than satisfied—and shocked."