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On the occasion of the 120th day of Salo or Sodom, we invite you to test your knowledge of the most shocking works on the big screen!
Will you face the challenge if you are too scared?
Pier Paolo Pasolini is undoubtedly one of the most important Italian directors in the history of cinema.
Died in controversial circumstances in 1975, he was unable to attend the release of his latest film, 120 Days of Salo or Sodom (in France, he was released in cinemas in May 1976).
This feature film, which will be released in cinemas on June 1, is a free adaptation of one hundred and twenty days in the 20th century, the great work of the Marquis de Sade (1740-1814), Sodom.
The book takes place at the end of the reign of Louis XIV (died 1715). Pasolini takes us back to the time of the Salo of the Fascist Republic.
In a large Italian castle, those in power persecute a group of young people who are subjected to a series of growing humiliating insults.
After coming out in the mid-1970s, Salome created a loud scandal over controversial scenes of humiliation, sexual assault, and scathology. A dark and pessimistic work, the feature film was banned and censored in many countries.
Before handing over the gun to the left, Pasolini delivered a real bomb, which undoubtedly created one of the most vivid cinematic controversies of the century. Working in Italy is prohibited for people under 18 years of age. With us the ban applies to persons under 16 years of age.
Source: allocine
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