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Pier Paolo Pasolini
PIER PAOLO PASOLINI 45 anni fa, il 2 novembre 1975, ci lasciava Pier Paolo Pasolini uno dei più grandi artisti del nostro tempo. Scrittore, poeta, regista cinematografico e teatrale fu un artista versatile e un geniale intellettuale. In bacheca la sua filmografia insieme ad altri film, documentari e libri su questo grande autore. Film : - LA MACCHINAZIONE di David Grieco, 2016 - PASOLINI di Abel Ferrara, 2014 - PASOLINIGORDIMER2015. CERCO QUALCUNO CHE GUARDI ASSIEME A ME di Corrado Bertoni, Documentario, 2015 - VINCENZO CERAMI RACCONTA PASOLINI E LA LETTERATURA CRITICA di Michele Calvano, Documentario, 2012 - LA VOCE DI PASOLINI di Matteo Cerami e Mario Sesti, Documentario, 2006 - PASOLINI. UN DELITTO ITALIANO di Marco Tullio Giordana, 1995 - SALÒ O LE 120 GIORNATE DI SODOMA , 1975 - IL FIORE DELLE MILLE E UNA NOTTE , 1974 - I RACCONTI DI CANTERBURY , 1972 - IL DECAMERON , 1971 - LE MURA DI SANA'A , 1971 - APPUNTI PER UN'ORESTIADE AFRICANA , Documentario, 1970 - AMORE E RABBIA di Marco Bellocchio, Bernardo Bertolucci, Jean-Luc Godard, Carlo Lizzani e Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1969 (episodio " La sequenza del fiore di carta ") - MEDEA , 1969 - CAPRICCIO ALL'ITALIANA di Mauro Bolognini, Mario Monicelli, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Steno, Pino Zac e Franco Rossi, 1968 (episodio "Che cosa sono le nuvole?" ) - TEOREMA , 1968 - EDIPO RE , 1967 - REQUIESCANT di Carlo Lizzani, 1967 - UCCELLACCI E UCCELLINI , 1966 - IL VANGELO SECONDO MATTEO , 1964 - LA RABBIA di Giovanni Guareschi e Pier Paolo Pasolini, Documentario, 1963 - RO.GO.PA.G. di Jean-Luc Godard, Ugo Gregoretti, Pier Paolo Pasolini e Roberto Rossellini, 1963 (episodio "La ricotta" ) - MAMMA ROMA , 1962 - ACCATTONE , 1961 Libri : - ACCATTONE. L'ESORDIO DI PIER PAOLO PASOLINI RACCONTATO DAI DOCUMENTI di Luciano De Giusti e Roberto Chiesi, Cineteca Bologna, 2015 - IL CINEMA DI PIER PAOLO PASOLINI di Adelio Ferrero, Lorenzo Pellizzari, Marsilio, 2005 - HOTEL PASOLINI. -
Moma and LUCE CINECITTÀ CELEBRATE the ENDURING INFLUENCE of ITALIAN FILMMAKER PIER PAOLO PASOLINI with a COMPREHENSIVE RETROSPECTIVE of HIS CINEMATIC WORKS
MoMA AND LUCE CINECITTÀ CELEBRATE THE ENDURING INFLUENCE OF ITALIAN FILMMAKER PIER PAOLO PASOLINI WITH A COMPREHENSIVE RETROSPECTIVE OF HIS CINEMATIC WORKS Accompanying Events include an Evening of Recital at MoMA; Programs of Performances and Film Installations at MoMA PS1; a Roundtable Discussion, Book Launch and Seminar, and Gallery Show in New York Pier Paolo Pasolini December 13, 2012–January 5, 2013 The Roy and Niuta Titus Theaters NEW YORK, December 12, 2012—The Museum of Modern Art, Luce Cinecittà, and Fondo Pier Paolo Pasolini/Cineteca di Bologna present Pier Paolo Pasolini, a full retrospective celebrating the filmmaker’s cinematic output, from December 13, 2012 through January 5, 2013, in The Roy and Niuta Titus Theaters. Pasolini’s film legacy is distinguished by an unerring eye for cinematic composition and tone, and a stylistic ease within a variety of genres—many of which he reworked to his own purposes, and all of which he invested with his distinctive touch. Yet, it is Pasolini’s unique genius for creating images that evoke the inner truths of his own brief life that truly distinguish his films. This comprehensive retrospective presents Pasolini’s celebrated films with newly struck prints by Luce Cinecittà after a careful work of two years, many shown in recently restored versions. The exhibition is organized by Jytte Jensen, Curator, Department of Film, The Museum of Modern Art, and by Camilla Cormanni and Paola Ruggiero, Luce Cinecittà; with Roberto Chiesi, Fondo Pier Paolo Pasolini/Cineteca di Bologna; and Graziella Chiarcossi. Pasolini’s (b. Bologna, 1922-1975) cinematic works roughly correspond to four periods in the socially and politically committed artist’s life. -
Doktori Disszertáció
Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem Bölcsészettudományi Kar DOKTORI DISSZERTÁCIÓ SERKÉDI ORSOLYA PIER PAOLO PASOLINI FILMMŰVÉSZETÉNEK IKONOGRÁFIÁJA Irodalomtudományi Doktori Iskola Iskolavezető: Prof. Dr. Kállay Géza DSc, egyetemi tanár Italianisztikai Irodalom- és Művelődéstörténet Program Programvezető: Prof. Dr. Szkárosi Endre PhD, egyetemi tanár A bizottság tagjai Prof. Dr. Kelemen János CMHAS, egyetemi tanár (elnök) Dr. Stőhr Lóránt DLA, egyetemi docens (bíráló) Dr. Török Tamara PhD, egyetemi tanársegéd (bíráló) Dr. Szegedi Eszter PhD, egyetemi tanársegéd (titkár) Dr. Földényi F. László CsC, egyetemi tanár (tag) Dr. Fried Ilona CsC, habilitált egyetemi docens (póttag) Dr. Gelencsér Gábor PhD, habilitált egyetemi docens (póttag) Témavezetők: Prof. Dr. Szkárosi Endre PhD, egyetemi tanár †Dr. Takács József PhD, egyetemi docens Budapest, 2014 1 Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Arts DOCTORAL DISSERTATION ORSOLYA SERKÉDI THE ICONOGRAPHY OF PIER PAOLO PASOLINI’S CINEMA Doctoral School of Literary Studies Head of Doctoral School: Prof. Dr. Géza Kállay DSc, full professor Doctoral Program in Italian Literary and Cultural Studies Head of Doctoral Program: Prof. Dr. Endre Szkárosi PhD, full professor The Doctoral Committee Prof. Dr. János Kelemen CMHAS, full professor (chair) Dr. Lóránt Stőhr DLA, associate professor (referee) Dr. Tamara Török PhD, assistant lecturer (referee) Dr. Eszter Szegedi PhD, assistant lecturer (secretary) Dr. László Földényi F. CsC, full professor (member) Dr. Ilona Fried CsC, associate professor with habilitation (alternate member) Dr. Gábor Gelencsér PhD, associate professor (alternate member) Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Endre Szkárosi PhD, full professor †Dr. József Takács PhD, associate professor Budapest, 2014 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS……………………………………………………….3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS…………………………………………………….7 I. INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………………………..8 I.1. Scope of dissertation……………………………………………………8 I.2. Structure and methodology……………………………………………10 II. -
Pier Paolo Pasolini: the GOSPEL ACCORDING to ST. MATTHEW
October 9, 2018 (XXXVII:7) Pier Paolo Pasolini: THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. MATTHEW (1964, 137 min.) Online versions of The Goldenrod Handouts have color images & hot links: http://csac.buffalo.edu/goldenrodhandouts.html DIRECTED BY Pier Paolo Pasolini WRITTEN BY Pier Paolo Pasolini PRODUCED BY Alfredo Bini MUSIC Luis Bacalov CINEMATOGRAPHY Tonino Delli Colli EDITING Nino Baragli PRODUCTION DESIGN Luigi Scaccianoce SET DECORATION Andrea Fantacci COSTUME DESIGN Danilo Donati MAKEUP Marcello Ceccarelli (makeup artist), Lamberto Marini (assistant makeup artist), Mimma Pomilia (hair stylist) ART DEPARTMENT Dante Ferretti SOUND Fausto Ancillai (sound mixer), Mario Del Pezzo (sound) VISUAL EFFECTS Ettore Catalucci COSTUME AND WARDROBE Piero Cicoletti (assistant Renato Terra...Un indemoniato costumer), Piero Farani (wardrobe) Eliseo Boschi...Giuseppe D'Arimatea Natalia Ginzburg...Maria di Betania CAST Enrique Irazoqui...Cristo PIER PAOLO PASOLINI (b. March 5, 1922 in Bologna, Margherita Caruso...Maria (giovane) Emilia-Romagna, Italy—d. November 2, 1975 (age 53) in Ostia, Susanna Pasolini...Maria (vecchia) Rome, Lazio, Italy) was published poet at 19 and had already Marcello Morante...Giuseppe written numerous novels and essays before his first screenplay in Mario Socrate...Giovanni Battista 1954. His first film Accattone (1961) was based on his own Settimio Di Porto...Pietro novel. He was arrested in 1962 when his contribution to Alfonso Gatto...Andrea Ro.Go.Pa.G. (1963) was considered blasphemous. The original Luigi Barbini...Giacomo Italian title of The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1964), a Giacomo Morante...Giovanni realistic, stripped-down presentation of the life of Christ, Il Giorgio Agamben...Filippo vangelo secondo Matteo, pointedly omitted “Saint” in St. -
Pier Paolo Pasolini E La Ragione Di Un Sogno Pier Paolo Pasolini Und Der Grund Für Einen Traum Pier Paolo Pasolini and the Reason for a Dream Regie: Laura Betti
Pier Paolo Pasolini e la ragione di un sogno Pier Paolo Pasolini und der Grund für einen Traum Pier Paolo Pasolini and the Reason for a Dream Regie: Laura Betti Land: Italien, Frankreich 2001. Produktion: Palomar (Rom), Stream (Paris), MC4, Arte. Regie: Laura Betti. Buch: Laura Betti, unter Mitarbeit von Pasquale Plastino. Kamera: Fabio Cianchetti. Ton: Fabio Cerretti, Stefano Chierchié. Musik: Bruno Moretti. Digitale Effekte: Federico Romanazzo. Schnitt: Roberto Missiroli, Paolo Petrucci (Mitarbeit). Produzenten: Roberto Cicutto, Carlo Degli Esposti, Juan Pierre Bailly. Mit: Paolo Volponi, Francesca Archibugi, Bernardo Bertolucci, Andrea De Sica, Mimmo Calopresti, Mario Cipriani, Sergio Citti, Franco Citti, Pappi Corsicato, Ninetto Davoli, Pater Virgilio Fantuzzi, Giacomo Marramao, Mario Martone, Min Chul Soo, Michela Noonan, Tullia Perotti, Enzo Siciliano. Format: 35mm, 1:1.85, Schwarzweiß und Farbe. Länge: 93 Minuten, 25 Bilder/Sekunde. Sprache: Italienisch. Uraufführung: 31. August 2001, Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica, Venedig. Kontakt: Mikado Film, Via Vittor Pisani 12, 20124 Milano, Italien. Tel.: (39-02) 670 70 665, Fax: (39-02) 667 11 488, e-mail: [email protected] Der Film läuft im Rahmen der ‘Carte Blanche’-Reihe und wurde von The film is being presented as part of the “carte-blanche” Ulrich Gregor ausgewählt. series and was selected by Ulrich Gregor. 1 Inhalt Synopsis Der Film möchte die Worte und die Bilder Pier Paolo Pasolinis mit den The film aims to connect the words and images of Pier schwierigsten und bis heute ungelösten Problemen unserer Gesell- Paolo Pasolini with the most intricate and unresolved themes schaft in Verbindung bringen. Aber nicht nur das; er möchte auch of our society. -
Contrasting Corporealities in Pasolini's La Ricotta Jill Murphy
1 Dark Fragments: Contrasting Corporealities in Pasolini’s La ricotta Jill Murphy, University College Cork Abstract: The short film La ricotta (Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1963) tells the story of Stracci, an extra working on a film of the life of Christ, which is presented in part via tableaux vivants of Mannerist paintings. Pasolini’s film is replete with formal, stylistic and narrative binaries. In this article, I examine a particularly emphatic binary in the film in the form of the abstract, ethereal corporeality of the Mannerist paintings versus the raw and bawdy corporeality of Stracci. I show that through the reenactment of the paintings and their literal embodiment, Pasolini creates a rapprochement and, ultimately, a reversal between the divine forms created by the Mannerists and Stracci’s unremitting immanence, which, I argue, is allied to the carnivalesque and the cinematic body of Charlie Chaplin’s Little Tramp. I examine how Pasolini gradually deposes the Mannerists, and thus the art-historical excesses and erotic compulsion he feels towards the crucifixion, substituting in their place the corporeal form of Stracci in all its baseness and profanity. Introduction The corporeal—the quality and materiality of the body—is a driving force that accompanies more formal considerations throughout Pier Paolo Pasolini’s cinematographic work. From the physicalities of Accattone (1961) and Mamma Roma (1962), through the celebration of the carnivalesque and the sexual in the “Trilogia della vita” films, to the corporeal transgressions of Pigsty (Porcile, 1969) and Salò, or the 120 days of Sodom (Salò, o le 120 giornate di Sodoma, 1975), Pasolini is consistently guided by a deep-rooted sense of the physical in a range of guises. -
Pressbook La Rabbia Di Pasolini ITALIANO Definitivox
Istituto Luce Cineteca di Bologna Gruppo Editoriale Minerva RaroVideo presentano LA RABBIA DI PASOLINI Ipotesi di ricostruzione della versione originale del film Realizzazione di Giuseppe Bertolucci da un’idea di Tatti Sanguineti Una distribuzione ISTITUTO LUCE LA RABBIA DI PASOLINI Ipotesi di ricostruzione della versione originale del film. 1963 . I cinegiornali Mondo Libero di Gastone Ferranti e i materiali reperiti in Cecoslovacchia, Unione Sovietica e Inghilterra diventano, per Pier Paolo Pasolini, la base per dare vita ad un’analisi lirica e polemica dei fenomeni e dei conflitti sociali e politici del mondo moderno, dalla Guerra Fredda al Miracolo economico, con un commento diviso fra una “voce in poesia” (Giorgio Bassani) ed una “voce in prosa” (Renato Guttuso). Mentre Pasolini è al lavoro in moviola, il produttore, forse per scrupoli politici o forse per motivazioni commerciali, decide di trasformare il film in un’opera a quattro mani, affidandone una parte a Giovannino Guareschi, secondo lo schema giornalistico del “visto da destra visto da sinistra”. Pasolini reagisce con irritazione a quella coabitazione forzata, ma alla fine accetta e rinuncia alla prima parte del suo film per lasciare spazio all’episodio di Guareschi. 2008 . Ci sembrava interessante (e una forma di risarcimento dovuto) provare a restituire, dopo tanti anni all’opera di Pasolini i connotati dell’originale. Partendo dal testo del poeta e dalla collezione di Mondo libero abbiamo dunque lavorato alla ricostruzione (o meglio alla “simulazione”) di quella prima parte mancante e la presentiamo, naturalmente con beneficio di inventario, al pubblico di oggi. “Perchè la nostra vita è domata dalla scontentezza, dall’angoscia, dalla paura della guerra?”. -
Pasolini's Mamma Roma
Cinematic Transformations of Poetic Language: Pasolini’s Mamma Roma Teresa Tufano Monash University Pasolini’s films, especially his early films and writings, are marked by a distinct focus on style and ideology expressed through the use of dialect. In the 1965 essay ‘The cinema of poetry’, “Il cinema di poesia” Pasolini endeavours to provide a theoretical framework for the expressive aesthetic intuition demonstrated by filmmakers, including Pasolini himself. Pasolini discusses the formal character of shot composition and construction in films of the time and labels such stylistic filmmaking ‘poetic’. Utilising the constructs of ‘im-signs’ and ‘free indirect subjectivity’ as derived by Pasolini in his essay, this paper provides a discussion of Pasolini’s own ‘poetic cinema’ as foreshadowed in his second directorial feature Mamma Roma, made in 1962. Keywords: Pasolini, cinema, language, aesthetics, ideology, Renaissance, representation Pier Paolo Pasolini was a writer, poet, theorist, journalist (for magazines and newspapers including the prominent Italian daily Il corriera della sera), scriptwriter, philosopher, public intellectual, painter, actor, filmmaker and arguably one of the most polemic public figures of his time.1 Pasolini was already an established poet and writer before venturing into filmmaking, and embraced cinema as more than just a different literary technique. Cinema for Pasolini was a new expressive medium, a unique language, a trans-national language that allowed him to abandon the formal Italian language imposed upon Italy under fascist rule. Pasolini was renowned for his investigations into the lives of the sottoproletariato “sub- proletariat” class consisting of thieves, pimps, prostitutes, thugs, the impoverished and other such outcasts living at the lowest margins of society. -
Pier Paolo Pasolini: the Eyes of a Poet
The Museum of Modern Art For Immediate Release April 1990 PIER PAOLO PASOLINI: THE EYES OF A POET April 27 - May 29, 1990 A month-long retrospective of the films of Pier Paolo Pasolini opens at The Museum of Modern Art on Friday, April 27, 1990. As a filmmaker, poet, novelist, and political thinker, Pasolini was one of the most complex and influential forces in Italian cultural life from the fifties until his violent death in 1975. This tribute features all of his directorial work, including several unfamiliar documentaries and shorts, as well as films to which he contributed as screenwriter. Although many of Pasolini's films were shown in the United States, almost all are no longer in theatrical distribution. Continuing through May 29, PIER PAOLO PASOLINI: THE EYES OF A POET presents twenty-two films, most of them newly subtitled by William Weaver, the distinguished American writer and translator. Pasolini, a passionate and prolific artist, embodied many of his era's central contradictions. A committed Marxist drawn to proletarian themes, his unflinching candor alienated many of his ideological allies and scandalized conventional society. As a filmmaker, Pasolini's works were inexorably tied to his politics, yet were drawn from sources as divergent as classic Greek drama, medieval literature, Arabian tales, and contemporary political and social issues. Although Pasolini's films vary widely in content and style, they nonetheless reveal a coherent summation of the themes that engaged him. These include his excoriating portraits of the latter-day bourgeoisie in Pigsty (1969) and Teorema (1968); his rendition of classic fables and legends in Hie - more - 11 West 53 Street, New York, N.Y. -
Lo Sagrado En La Obra Cinematográfica De Pasolini LUCIO BLANCO Universidad De Valladolid
05.Lucio Blanco.qxp 20/09/2010 8:43 PÆgina 101 fre Lo sagrado en la obra cinematográfica de Pasolini LUCIO BLANCO Universidad de Valladolid The Sacredness in Pasolini’s Film-Making Abstract Sacredness reaches in Pasolini a laical-religious nature that comes from its culture concept. The old world, the myths, the earth, the peasants acquire a sacred mark in the way Pasolini sees the world. This sacred seal doesn´t have anything to do with the kind of religion that Catholic Church or any other worshiping professes. In fact Pasolini is not a believer, at least he is not aware of being it; Its work is all the same fulfilled with sacred- ness, even its technique approach becomes a sort of sacral matter. Key words: Pasolini. Sacredness. Technique. Cinematography. Gospel. Myth. Medea. Theorem. Resumen La sacralidad en Pasolini tiene un carácter religioso-laico que deriva de su concepto de la cultura. El mundo antiguo, los mitos, la tierra, el campesinado poseen un carácter sacro en la manera de ver el mundo de Pasoli- ni. Este carácter sacro no tiene nada que ver con la religión que se profesa en la iglesia católica ni en otras confesiones. En realidad Pasolini no es creyente o no lo es conscientemente; sin embargo su obra está impregnada de sacralidad e incluso la técnica se convierte en algo de carácter sacral. Palabras clave: Pasolini. Sacralidad. Técnica. Cinematografía. Evangelio. Mito. Medea.Teorema. “Vengo de las ruinas, de las iglesias, de los retablos, de los burgos olvidados en los Apeninos o los Prealpes, donde vivieron los hermanos” (Pier Paolo Pasolini) Nostalgia de lo sagrado El concepto de lo sagrado en Pasolini se fundamenta en su concepto de la cultura. -
S E P / O C T 2 0 13
SEP/OCT 2013 UC BERKELEY ART MUSEUM & PACIFIC FILM ARCHIVE PG RO RAM GUIDE YANG FUDONg BEAUTY REVEALED: QING DYNASTY CHINESE PAINTING LINDA STARk WILLIAM FRIEDKIN PIER PAOLO PASOLINi RAINER WERNER FASSBINDER MOUMEN SMIHi ELLEN FULLMAn pAUL CHAn jOHN GIANVITO ENDL ESS SUMMER CINEMA F REE OUTDOOR MOVIES! O E N THE CR SCENT LAWN OXFORD ST AT CENTER Copresented by Downtown Berkeley Association Join us for two evenings of free films under the stars across the street from our future home in downtown Berkeley. Shorts and The New BAM/PFA other surprises begin at 7:30, followed by the feature film at 8. Learn More FRIDAY / 9.27.13 / 7:30 A PRESENTATION BY Invasion of the D irector Lawrence Rinder Body Snatchers Wednesday, October 16 , 7:30 p.m. (Philip Kaufman, 1978) Bay Area paranoia abounds in this remake of Wurster Hall auditorium (UC Berkeley campus) the 1956 classic cloner, where extraterrestrial “pod people” are breeding conformity in a Free and open to the public. Sponsored by Nordic 5 Arts and the Dean's Office and culture immersed in the unconventional. Filmed the Department of Architecture, College of Environmental Design, UC Berkeley. in San Francisco, with Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Leonard Nimoy, and Jeff Goldblum. Preceded by Hardware Wars, Ernie Fosselius’s riotous mock movie trailer, featuring the galactic antics of Fluke Starbucker, Ham Salad, Darph Nader, Princess Anne Droid, and Augie “Ben” Doggie. C OVER 3 Hua Xuan: Eight Beauties on the Balcony of Yang Fudong: Mrs. Huang at M Last Night (detail), a Brothel, 1736; framed panel painting, ink 2006; black-and-white C-print; 47 1/4 × 70 ⅞ in.; and colors on silk; 56 × 131 × 2 in.; private FRIDAY / 10.4.13 / 7:30 courtesy of the artist, Marian Goodman Gallery, collection. -
Pier Paolo Pasolini: a City Wide Celebration of His Genius Published on Iitaly.Org (
Pier Paolo Pasolini: a City Wide Celebration of His Genius Published on iItaly.org (http://www.iitaly.org) Pier Paolo Pasolini: a City Wide Celebration of His Genius Natasha Lerdera (December 19, 2012) MoMA and Cinecittà Luce celebrate the enduring influence of Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini with a comprehensive retrospective of his cinematic works. The program is accompanied by side events Retrospective @ MoMA: December 13, 2012–January 5, 2013. More than two decades after its 1990 retrospective of Pier Paolo Pasolini, MoMA once again joins with Cinecittà Luce and Fondo Pier Paolo Pasolini/Cineteca di Bologna to present a full retrospective of Pasolini’s cinematic output. Many of these celebrated films will be shown in recently restored versions, and all are presented in newly struck prints. Much of this painstaking restoration work was performed by Cineteca di Bologna, Page 1 of 6 Pier Paolo Pasolini: a City Wide Celebration of His Genius Published on iItaly.org (http://www.iitaly.org) alongside several of Pasolini’s former collaborators. Pasolini’s cinematic legacy is distinguished by an unerring eye for cinematic composition and tone, and a stylistic ease within a variety of genres—many of which he reworked to his own purposes, and all of which he invested with his distinctive touch. Yet it is Pasolini’s unique genius for creating images that evoke the inner truths of his own brief life that truly sets his films apart—and entices new generations of cinephiles to explore his work. Pasolini’s cinematic works roughly correspond to four periods in the socially and politically committed artist’s life.