The House with Laughing Windows

In 'The House with Laughing Windows', a restorer is hired to refurbish a fresco in a remote church. The fresco depicts a macabre scene of suffering. As he starts his work, he begins to discover disturbing secrets about the painting and its creator, leading him into a terrifying spiral of madness and horror.

• Director Pupi Avati's most famous horror film.
• Received high acclaim from critics and audiences alike.
• A seminal film in the Italian giallo genre.
• Credited with reviving the Italian horror genre in the 1970s.
• The title refers to the paintings featured in the film.

• The house...it has laughing windows.
• You're here to repaint that horror?
• We must live our madness to the full.
• These people, they're like the living dead.
• There's something very strange about this place.