The Other Hell

A determined young priest tasked with unraveling the convent’s horrors. He confronts the autocratic Mother Vincenza and pieces together Elisa's true nature. His pursuit of truth exposes him to danger and the psychological strain of a case spiraling beyond standard faith and reason.

A vocal nun who senses a supernatural contagion within the convent and speaks out against the darkness. She suffers a violent fate, bleeding during a supposed communion and ultimately being murdered, underscoring the era's peril and the church’s cold complicity.

The former abbess, referenced in flashbacks, whose past cruelty and decisions shape the present danger. Her legacy foreshadows the depths of the convent’s corruption and the brutal mechanisms used to maintain control.

A high-ranking church official who oversees the investigation and weighs the evidence, representing institutional authority. His involvement reveals the institutional response to the crisis and the limits of reform from within.

A priest who attempts to purify the convent but is ultimately slain along the way, symbolizing the peril of pursuing purity amid entrenched corruption. He underscores the dangers faced by those who challenge the established order.

The illegitimate daughter of Mother Vincenza, confined and exploited, who possesses powerful supernatural abilities. Her emergence destabilizes the convent’s power structure and drives the ensuing violent resolve.

The ruthless Mother Superior whose fear of exposure leads to brutal measures, including a pact with the devil and the manipulation of Elisa. Her tyrannical rule is the central force driving the calamity.

A nun who represents the order’s obedience and the dangers of rigid discipline within the cloister. Her presence ties into the convent’s internal dynamics and the manipulation of faith for control.

The convent gardener, a minor but atmospheric figure whose presence grounds the setting and witnesses the escalating violence around the abbey’s walls.