Pier Paolo Pasolini

1995
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaPier Paolo Pasolini was an Italian writer and filmmaker. In interview footage, Pasolini is seen explaining his filmmaking philosophy. While Pasolini's words are read in voice over, the Itali... Leer todoPier Paolo Pasolini was an Italian writer and filmmaker. In interview footage, Pasolini is seen explaining his filmmaking philosophy. While Pasolini's words are read in voice over, the Italian settings of Pasolini's films are shown. In clips from his films, viewers can experience... Leer todoPier Paolo Pasolini was an Italian writer and filmmaker. In interview footage, Pasolini is seen explaining his filmmaking philosophy. While Pasolini's words are read in voice over, the Italian settings of Pasolini's films are shown. In clips from his films, viewers can experience examples of Pasolini's filmmaking art. Commentators illuminate the connection between Pas... Leer todo

Dirección
- Ivo Barnabò Micheli
Guionistas
- Gianni Rondolino
- Ivo Barnabò Micheli
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Dirección
- Ivo Barnabò Micheli
Guionistas
- Gianni Rondolino
- Ivo Barnabò Micheli
Elenco

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Nico Naldini

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Pier Paolo Pasolini

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Susanna Pasolini

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Dirección
- Ivo Barnabò Micheli
Guionistas
- Gianni Rondolino
- Ivo Barnabò Micheli
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Trivia
This documentary is featured on the 2-Disc Criterion Collection DVD for Mamma Roma (1962).

Conexiones
Edited from Porcile (1969)

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6/10

Maybe it loses something in translation

Pier Paolo Pasolini (1995) was co-written and directed by Ivo Barnabò Micheli. It runs for just 58 minutes, but they are 58 long minutes.

Director Micheli tries to give us on overview of Pasolini, based on his own words and some clips of film footage. The problem is that Pasolini's words, in subtitles, didn't make much sense to me. I could understand each word, but I couldn't understand what his meaning was.

Yes, he was gay, but everyone knew that at the time. Yes, he had some weird thing going with mother/son relationships, but if you watch Mama Roma, you can see that. Yes, he made three pornographic films at the end of his career, and then "repudiated" them. (How do you repudiate a film--it's there, and always will be.)

We saw this movie as an extra on the Criterion version of Mama Rosa. I don't think it's worth watching. However, if you decide to watch it, don't see it before Pasolini's "La Ricotta." The key scene from "La Ricotta" is shown in this movie. Watching this film will ruin that scene for you.