Marco Ferreri

Amelia 2022-03-16 08:01:01

In 1973, Marco Ferreri's film "The Bliss" does look a bit shocking in terms of content, but the emergence of a large number of similar films in the 1970s has weakened the strange features of "The Bliss", "The 120 Days of Sodom", "Sensual World", "Caligula" and many other famous names were born in...

Guadalupe 2022-03-16 08:01:01

Don't think too much about this movie, just watch it.

 

   A variety of ways to eat, food, everything. It’s just that in such an unscrupulous process, you may have various desires—but, there is no appetite.

 

This film is to let you know where the way out is after the desire is extremely inflated and...

Mathilde 2022-03-25 09:01:23

The masters must have their reasons for putting together such a plot. They have all their appetites and sexual desires. 【2020-11-23Download screenshots and watch again】

Alberto 2022-03-25 09:01:23

Take my knee! Four male superstars from France and Italy compete to eat and die! Civil aviation pilot Mr. Ma tried to escape, but froze to death on a Bugatti that couldn't start; TV show director Michel Piccoli farted while talking on the piano, and died on the balcony with feces and urine; chef Ugo Tognazzi stuck to his post and ate at the last minute Jerking off, dying in the kitchen on launch; Judge Philippe Noiret thinking about his dead comrades, eating to death in the villa garden... As in Ferreri's other films, the women either leave early or live to the end, while the four men all died. The person who came to deliver a new batch of ingredients hung a pile of pork and beef in the garden, and the four dead men seemed to have become flesh corpses... France sent this film to Cannes back then, causing an uproar, but obviously this is not only an insult to the law Instead, it insults the entire capitalist consumer society... It's too cult, and there are too many classic episodes. As a man in a consumer society, I feel like I can revisit it regularly...