The Little Hours

(2017)

In this hilarious medieval comedy, The Little Hours transports viewers back to the Middle Ages, where a young servant finds himself seeking refuge at a convent inhabited by a group of unpredictable and emotionally unstable nuns. Desperate to keep his true identity a secret, he poses as a deaf mute man, unleashing a series of uproarious complications.

As the nuns grapple with their own internal struggles and desires, our protagonist faces the challenge of maintaining his disguise amidst their attempts to resist temptation. The convent becomes a hotbed of mischievous rendezvous and suppressed desires, creating a unique and humorous fusion of holy virtue and scandalous temptation.

The Little Hours showcases a stellar ensemble cast, featuring acclaimed comedic performances from Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, Dave Franco, and Kate Micucci. Each nun brings their own quirks and comedic timing to the screen, creating a riotously entertaining portrayal of life within the convent walls.

With a witty and irreverent script, this film highlights the clash between the piousness of the church and the very human desires that lie beneath the surface. The Little Hours offers a refreshing and light-hearted take on religious themes, delighting audiences with its clever humor and unexpected twists.