Ottaviano Dell'Acqua

Ottaviano Dell'Acqua

  • Born: 1954-0-0
  • Height: 6' (1.83 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Vita 2022-03-13 08:01:01

      Can't Laugh: Italian Meat Futon

      Stage play style, or full of dramatic colors, exaggerated shapes, prominent tones, both rich and abstract paintings, and even a little flat Ukiyo-e and oriental eaves...Romantic and cruel, naked but without desire . It can be said that the language of the camera clearly shows the director's...

    • General 2022-03-13 08:01:01

      "The Myth of Love" in "The Director's Talk"

      "Satilicon" is a novel written in the first century AD. It is said to have been written by Petronius Albitero, a close friend of the reckless Roman emperor Nero. It describes Encor in a witty style. Pio's twists and turns are complex, with stories interconnected for the purpose of...

    • Katrine 2022-03-13 08:01:01

      Ancient Roman style painting, out of chapter absurd Ukiyo-e. Fantastic set and color palette, brothel patrols and animal sacrifices, thwarted hangings by earthquakes, theft of intersex demigods, tauren fights, and sharing of remains. Killing the monster whale is like the end of [Sweet Life], and see the peacock again. | I leave you the poems I leave you the seasons | My sword is dulled | His scepter is on strike | It is better to hang the dead husband than to let the lover die. (8.5/10)

    • Cade 2022-04-23 07:05:21

      In the first part of the film, the passages of searching for the actor who stole the boy and the rich man feasting are complex and magnificent, and the passages after being escorted to the sea become simpler and more formal. The frescoes on the stone at the end summarize the various passages of the film. The story of using the dead husband's body to save the new lover at the banquet, and the couple who committed suicide on the island, the two parts are also very interesting. The whole film is like a dream, the colors are gorgeous and the ambiguity is difficult to repeat. Crazy genius and boldness.

    Fellini Satyricon quotes

    • Eumolpo: The masterpieces you see in this gallery confirm our current lack of energy. Today no one would know how to paint like this. So what brought on this sad state? The desire for money!

    • Eumolpo: Once upon a time, man's ideal was virtue, pure and simple. That's why the liberal arts flourished. Exdoxus grew old on a mountain studying the movement of the planets. Lysippus kept drawing the same model his whole life and died of hunger. But we, with our drinking and whoring, don't even know the masterpieces that exist now.