Tragically, at the time of this writing, it had yet to find a distributor, although attendees of the 1999 FantaFestival in Rome got a gander of the move in June of 1999. The film isn't perfect, but Tomaselli definitely exhibits a tremendous amount of style. This pic is actually better than some of Dario Argento's movies and surpasses most of the crap being released by American horror filmmakers these days. Afterwards, he naturally starts seeing the spirit of the dead nun everywhere he turns.
Strange things start happening at the school.
Another nun is killed by a pair of flying scissors, while one of Lopes' classmates falls through a hole, apparently falling into hell. Lopes himself descends in to Hades for the final confrontation with his sadistic mother. The film gets more surreal and nightmarish as the story progresses. Tomaselli managed to direct one hell of an atmospheric movie on a low budget. With a small number of surprisingly good actors, incredible cinematography and just a forest, the film convincingly and terrifyingly depicts a boy's descent into hell.