The Devil and Holy Water

Year: 1983

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Bruno Corbucci

Comedy

Bruno Marangoni, once a centre‑forward in Rome, sees his career collapse after a series of injuries, leaving him disgraced and surviving on small scams. In a moment of hopelessness he attempts suicide, but a village parish priest rescues him, leading Bruno to abandon his deceptive life and move into the rectory.

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