Sister Madeline

Sister Madeline is a woman haunted by the ghost of her daughter, Elisa, whose laughter once filled the halls of her heart. Now, those same halls echo with silence, driving her to the edge of sanity. As a nun, she was once a beacon of faith and discipline, but grief has transformed her into a figure of dark obsession. Within the shadowy corridors of the school, she conducts her desperate experiments, each child a potential vessel for her beloved Elisa. Her strict rules and iron resolve are masks for the turmoil within, a turmoil that becomes apparent in her violent outbursts and her chillingly calm demeanor. She has struck a deal with the enigmatic Nàzrat, a deal that demands her adherence to three rules: be a good mother, pray daily, and never leave the school. But as her desperation mounts, so does her recklessness, leading her to accidentally worship Baphomet instead. This fatal mistake unravels her mind, leaving her teetering on the brink of insanity. In her eyes, you see a flicker of the woman she once was—a mother who loved deeply and lost everything. But now, she is a tragic figure, a woman whose love has become a curse, and whose choices may lead to her ultimate destruction.