Santi da profanare

The depiction feels honest and raw, but I wonder if there was a conscious effort to avoid glamorizing mental illness while still making it central to the story.

The characters' actions are often dark and morally ambiguous, which made me question what redemption really looks like in this story.

The dark, gritty backdrop added so much to the mood—was this inspired by real places, or did the author craft it purely from imagination?