The Name of the Rose
Based on the international bestselling novel that’s captivated generations, The Name of the Rose transports you to a medieval abbey full of mysteries. It’s the winter of 1327. Franciscan friar William of Baskerville (John Turturro) reaches an isolated Benedictine abbey in the Italian Alps where a gruesome murder has taken place. Upon his arrival, the abbey seems to be cursed by ghosts, blood, and a dark secret that lies within the labyrinth of its famous library. Can William and his young apprentice Adso solve the deadly mystery before it unravels the Franciscan order?
Member Reviews
Absolutely enthralled the entire series! the writing and the skills of the actors to make you feel everything they were feeling. i loved that it kept you in the dark on regards to the murderer. extremely well done
Absolutely enthralled the entire series! the writing and the skills of the actors to make you feel everything they were feeling. i loved that it kept you in the dark on regards to the murderer. extremely well done
Absolutely enthralled the entire series! the writing and the skills of the actors to make you feel everything they were feeling. i loved that it kept you in the dark on regards to the murderer. extremely well done
Outstanding. good play by Sundance.Catholic Church Unsung heroes.
Excellent. Great Choice by Sundance. Thank you. Umberto Eco is an excellent writer and an agnostic. Many in the Catholic Church do an excellent job. Unsung heroes. I love the Jesuits.