Seneca (2023)

After having been banished to Corsica for eight years by Emperor Claudius, the philosopher Seneca (John Malkovich) is returned to Rome in order to serve as a tutor and advisor to twelve-year-old future Emperor Nero (Tom Xander). Years later, Nero starts his descent into absolute tyranny, especially after there’s an (albeit failed) attack on his life. He beats his own mother, Agrippina (Mary Louis Parker), to death, and accuses Seneca of being an accomplice in the assassination attempt. While he may not have been involved in the attack on Nero, Seneca is definitely is responsible for the death of Paulina (Lilith Stangenberg), a beautiful woman in a very loose gown with a deep opening in the front who he uses as a prop in a lesson about death. Well, with all those naughty flashes of nip throughout their little pas de deux, death isn’t the only thing coming!