One of the film's most unique aspects is that director Jeff Baena did not write a traditional script. Instead, he provided a detailing the plot and character beats, allowing the cast to improvise their dialogue. This approach is why the characters speak with modern American slang and profanity despite being in a meticulously researched, historically accurate 14th-century setting.
Kate Micucci rounds out the trio as Ginevra, the convent’s resident snitch. While she starts as a goody-two-shoes who reports every "trivial trespass" to the priest, her character eventually joins the others in embracing their carnal desires. The Catalyst: Massetto the little hours cast
The story revolves around a group of nuns whose lives are disrupted when a local lord's servant, Massetto, flees to their convent seeking refuge. The film explores themes of desire, temptation, and the challenges faced by women in a patriarchal society. One of the film's most unique aspects is
What’s your favorite scene from the movie? 👇 Kate Micucci rounds out the trio as Ginevra,
as Lord Bruno : The hot-tempered master from whom Massetto is fleeing. Paul Reiser
The film centers on three nuns living in a 14th-century Italian convent whose lives are upended by a new arrival. Alison Brie