The Catholic School

In a residential neighborhood of Rome stands a well-known Catholic school where the children of the upper-middle class are educated. Families feel that in this setting their children can grow up sheltered from the turmoil engulfing society, and that a strict education will open the doors to a bright future. On the night of September 29 to 30, 1975, this fortress of irreproachable values collapsed under the weight of one of the most atrocious crimes of the era: the Circeo massacre.