The most scandalous opera. This is how Puccini's masterpiece, written in 1900, could be defined. With almost a slight embarrassment, the author himself admitted its totally revolutionary scope. Blood, torture, forbidden passions, sadism and sanctimonious religiosity are intertwined in a narrative that some modern critics could compare to the films of Mel Gibson or Quentin Tarantino. A real "Pulp Opera" with Floria Tosca on the cover instead of Mia Wallace.