Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists

For over 70 years, a singular Portuguese family has gathered at their country house for an annual ritual: the execution of a fascist. All the women in this family share the same name - Catarina - and they've passed this tradition down through generations. Now, the youngest Catarina questions their practice, igniting a family conflict that raises urgent questions: Should democratic principles be compromised to protect democracy itself? What role does violence play in creating a more just society?

Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists explores these tensions with poetic grace, offering a compassionate look at the sacrifices made in pursuit of a better world.

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