Immaculate (2024) is a psychological thriller centered around a young woman named Greta, who begins experiencing disturbing visions after being accepted into a prestigious but mysterious religious order. The convent, set in an isolated area, seems perfect on the outside, but Greta starts to unravel its dark secrets as she witnesses strange occurrences. As her sanity begins to fray, she questions whether the supernatural is truly at play or if it’s all in her mind, pushing her to confront her deepest fears and beliefs.

As the story unfolds, Greta becomes increasingly suspicious of her fellow nuns, and the boundaries between reality and illusion blur. The film explores themes of guilt, faith, and self-deception, leading to a shocking and thought-provoking conclusion. With its slow-building tension and eerie atmosphere, Immaculate keeps viewers on edge, delivering a gripping experience that challenges the nature of belief and the mind’s ability to cope with trauma.