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And Pasolini\'s final, shocking film, Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom, sees him pushing his art to extremes.
THEOREM Italy | 1968 | colour, some tinted black and white | 98 minsMEDEA Italy, France, Germany | 1969 | colour | 111 minsTHE DECAMERON Italy, France, Germany | 1971 | colour | 111 minsTHE CANTERBURY TALES Italy, France | 1972 | colour | 111 minsARABIAN NIGHTS Italy, France | 1974 | colour | 130 minsSALO, OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM Italy, France | 1975 | colour | 117 minsSpecial features Alternative English language versions of all filmsDeleted sequences and alternative shots for selected filmsOriginal trailers and teaser spotsTheorem audio commentary by Italian-film expert Robert GordonNotes for an African Oresteia (Pasolini, 1970, 73 mins): an exploration of the parallels between Aeschylus Orestes trilogy and African politicsWhoever Says the Truth Shall Die (Philo Bregstein, 1981, 58 mins): the classic documentary on Pasolini\'s life and workWalking with Pasolini (Roberto Purvis, 2008, 21 mins): documentary featuring Neil Bartlett, David Forgacs and Noam ChomskyPasolini and the Italian Genre Film (Alberto Farina, David Gregory, 2009, 35 mins): exclusive documentary featuring Italian film producers Alfredo Bini and Luciano MartinoSalo: Fade to Black (Nigel Algar, 2001, 24 mins): Mark Kermode explores the ongoing relevance of Pasolini\'s final filmOpen Your Eyes! (Gideon Bachmann, 2008, 21 mins): on the set of SaloOstia (Julian Cole, 1987, 26 mins): short film in which Derek Jarman plays PasoliniOstia audio commentary by director Julian Cole\'Ostia The Death of Pasolini\' (Peter Christopherson, 2009, 7 mins): Short homage, set to the song by CoilIllustrated booklet featuring a new essay by Geoffrey Nowell-Smith and full film creditsItalian language, English subtitles | 5 x BD50, 1 x BD25 | 24fps | 1080p | 1 x PAL DVD9 | Original aspect ratios 1.85:1 | PCM mono audio (48k/24-bit) | Cert 18 (Contains strong violence, sexual violence and scenes of torture and humiliation) Suitable only for persons of 18 years or over.
The Decameron, The Canterbury Tales and Arabian Nights form the bawdy Trilogy of Life , all with scores by the legendary Ennio Morricone.
Medea features opera legend Maria Callas in a dark tale of betrayal and revenge.
Presented together for the first time, these six Films stand as a testimony to his unique and untameable talents.
In Theorem, a youthful Terence Stamp seduces each member of a bourgeois family. / This movie does not have Romanian subtitles.
Pasolini SIX Films 1968 -1975 ( 7 Disc-set) Films by Pier Paolo PasoliniBrutal and uncompromising, the Films of controversial director Pier Paolo Pasolini have shocked and outraged audiences for decades, and their power remains undiminished to this day.
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