From her hit rom-com Anyone But You to starring opposite Dakota Johnson in Madame Web, Sydney Sweeney has been all over our screens as of late.
And it doesn’t look like she’s planning on leaving anytime soon, with her latest project Immaculate airing in theatres near you, and fans can’t stop talking about her performance.
“She looks like she’s never ever been scarier,” said one underneath a clip of the trailer, referencing an iconic line made by her Euphoria character Cassie.
“I’m proud of Sydney for trying different acting genres. She’s doing amazing and has been improving a lot,” added another, while a third said: “I am convinced that Sydney’s acting talent is well-rounded.”
With that, you probably want to know where exactly you can watch Immaculate in Australia, among other things, so we’ve rounded up the essentials below.
What is Immaculate about?
Immaculate follows the journey of an American nun as she joins a remote convent in the Italian countryside.
“However, her warm welcome quickly turns into a living nightmare when she discovers her new home harbours a sinister secret and unspeakable horrors,” reads the synopsis.
From the trailer, we see Cecilia in a confessional while she muses, “God saved me for a reason, but I’m still searching for what that reason is.”
Things take a rather dramatic turn when she finds out she’s pregnant – a baffling occurrence given the nuns’ vow of celibacy.
Who is cast in Immaculate?
Immaculate stars Sydney Sweeney as Cecilia, an American nun who moves to the Italian countryside to join a convent.
Joining her are Álvaro Morte as Father Sal Tedeschi, Benedette Porcaroli as Sister Gwen and Giorgio Colangeli as Cardinal Franco Merola.
Also starring are Dora Romano as the Mother Superior, Giampiero Judica as Doctor Gallo and Giuseppe Lo Piccolo as Deacon Enzo.
Where to watch Immaculate in Australia
If you can’t make it to the cinema, Immaculate is available to rent or buy on Prime Video from April 18. Head over here to start streaming.
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