Sebastiane

In 303 AD, Emperor Diocletian banishes his loyal Christian captain, Sebastian, from the palace guard and exiles him to a remote coastal outpost, where the pressures of living in isolation become a catalyst for forbidden desires. As Sebastiane struggles with his faith and sexuality, he finds himself at the mercy of the ruthless commanding officer Severus, who seeks to exploit his devotion through torture and humiliation. Ultimately, Sebastian's unwavering commitment to his pacifist beliefs leads to his brutal execution, leaving behind only his enduring legacy as a symbol of courage in the face of persecution.