Francesca (2015) is a stylish neo-Giallo film directed by Luciano Onetti that serves as a meticulous tribute to the Italian mystery-thrillers of the 1970s.

: Reviewers highlight the film's effective misdirection and serious tone, noting that it keeps viewers guessing about the killer's identity until the very end.

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: It is praised for bringing "fresh air" to the Giallo sub-genre while remaining more grounded and serious than other recent tributes.

Fifteen years after the disappearance of little Francesca Visconti, the daughter of a famous poet, a series of "Dantesque" murders begins to plague the community. Detectives Moretti and Succo are assigned to the case, following a trail left by a psychopath intent on "cleaning" the city of impure souls. As the investigation unfolds, Francesca seemingly reappears, though she is no longer the girl everyone once knew.