The Little Hours

Synopsis

The Little Hours is a 2017 comedy film directed by Jeff Baena. The movie follows the story of a young servant who flees from his master and takes refuge in a convent full of eccentric nuns. The arrival of the handsome young man disrupts the peace in the convent and sparks a series of comedic events. As the nuns' desires and passions are unleashed, chaos ensues in this irreverent and hilarious tale of lust and redemption. With a stellar cast including Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, and Kate Micucci, The Little Hours delivers a fresh and comedic take on medieval times, blending humor with religious themes in a unique and entertaining way.

Cast

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  Alison Brie

  Sister Alessandra

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  Dave Franco

  Masseto

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  Kate Micucci

  Sister Ginevra

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  Aubrey Plaza

  Sister Fernanda

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  John C. Reilly

  Father Tommasso

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  Molly Shannon

  Sister Marea

Reviews

The Little Hours received mixed reviews from critics but managed to charm many viewers with its offbeat humor and quirky storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a positive rating of 78%, with critics praising the ensemble cast and the witty dialogue. IMDb rated the movie 5.8/10, with some viewers appreciating the unconventional plot and the comedic performances. Metacritic scored The Little Hours 69/100, highlighting the film's dark humor and unique premise. The movie has been described as a refreshing take on the medieval genre, offering a mix of irreverent comedy and absurd situations that keep viewers entertained from start to finish. Some critics found the humor to be too crude, while others lauded the film for its originality and boldness in tackling taboo subjects.