BLOOMINGH DEATH

A fugitive assassin finds refuge in the secluded home of two seductive young sisters, one of whom, however, is not what she seems. What he thought was a safe haven will turn the hunter into the hunted. Ettore, a lethal hired assassin, is consumed by the guilt of killing an innocent girl, which haunts him through horrific hallucinations, produced by the early symptoms of schizophrenia. Tormented, he decides to retire, but Claudio, the Manager, refuses to let him leave his organization alive. Severely wounded in an ambush, Ettore finds refuge in the forest home of two mysterious sisters, Betta and Sara. Searching for the missing hitman, Claudio contacts Musolino, a corrupt policeman. As Ettore's sinister visions intensify to the point of questioning reality itself, his attraction to the strange young Sara grows increasingly disturbing until the sisters reveal their chilling truth. The girls are two ruthless serial killers, led by Sara, a ghost who, even in death, remains bloodthirsty. Caught between the desire for atonement and the lust for murder, Ettore struggles to escape an epilogue of unstoppable violence.

Luca Fabiani (Cesena, 1990) is an Italian director and author. After graduating in Psychology, he transformed his passion for cinema into a professional career, starting to work in the audiovisual sector with commercials, music videos, and promotional projects. At the same time, he pursues personal research into cinematic language, making short films and documentaries that introduce him to the world of independent cinema, a field he supports and enjoys collaborating with.

Since 2017, he has collaborated with the production company Almost Famous, and in 2025, he made his feature film debut with Blooming Death, his debut film.

Filmography (as director): Italian Wrestler (2019) documentary; Eutyches (2020) short film

Blooming Death (2025) debut film