Marco Felli

Donato 2022-03-05 08:02:53

The original text was published in the February issue of "Watching Movies", please indicate when reprinting.

"Christ, or a devil? A saint, or a robber? He is a man. A man of one enemy, a brilliant antagonist, an absolute rebel. Despite his fame, he has always been a perpetual fringe, yes A hero...

Jacklyn 2022-03-05 08:02:53

Abel Ferrara’s long-gestated biopic of Pier Paolo Pasolini has its congenital defect, by cast Willem Dafoe (albeit his striking physical resemblance) as the maestro, hence, the prominent anglophone dialog is rightly incongruous with its milieu and becomes more problematic because the rest Italian...

Dee 2022-03-05 08:02:53

Do you want to be so direct at the end, it's an idol anyway

Jaime 2022-04-21 09:03:40

In turbulent times and endless disputes, he can no longer be as flamboyant and wanton as he was in his youth, and his eyebrows show fatigue, but he never gives up expression and doubts. The camera gallops with him on the streets of Rome, greedily absorbing the inspiration given to him by the night; in his flying thoughts, sex and politics are celebrated together, and in the real and cold world, sex can only become the sacrifice of politics. The sound of the song is still there, and the leftists who have been sleeping forever will finally wake up.