Wasn’t really born at the wrong time, every person is a product of their time. Had he been born in our generation, he’d be much different. Atleast we can still enjoy his work to this day, so its not like his art went to waste.
One of the most beautiful Italians I've seen, also one of a kind revolutionary that left many inspired, and touched upon their soul. Sacrificed himself to show lots of sides of... well, you know, things that otherwise we wouldn't be able to even imagine are possible. Thank you Pasolini, eternal glory comrade! 🍀🙏❤ ~ A.B.
Recently saw the film "Pasolini" and was compelled to view vids of the man once again. One of the most fascinating artistic figures in history. You'll know times are good again when an artist speaks as eloquently and as deep as he did.
Jesus, what a beautifull soul he was, It is sad that the public's misunderstanding of his work got him killed, but I'm sure he would even had found beauty in his end
He’s right. I never hear “simple people” and “grace” in the same context but those who are shallow and vain are the real “simple” ones. Hard-working people carry with them a sense of wisdom and experience that makes them individuals, compared to snobs who carry on the same lifeless conversations with others everyday.
@MrTeskin I wouldn’t calling that “missing the concept” as you say. Can’t we just say we interpreted his words differently from two different walks of life?
@MrTeskin That may be the case, but I am of the firm belief that everyone’s “truth” equals a larger plane of knowledge than just one person knowing all the answers to life. This video itself is one’s interpretation of what Pasolini is saying if you consider that all languages have to be converted and interpreted for people of another language to understand them.
@MrTeskin Thank you for this dialogue as well. I honestly probably have less experience with life than you since I’m still in high school, but I do appreciate engaging with someone on this topic for two different perspectives. I appreciate it.
Grande intellettuale. Onesto.umano.e sopratutto sincero. L'ho nel cuore. Nel lontano 1977 ero piccina quando a Ostia si diceva" attenti ragazzi c'è il mostro Si era il mostro di Bravura e memoria...
@@alvarodecampostabacaria4223 Pier Paolo Pasolini: "An artist, if he’s unselfish and passionate, is a living protest. Just to open his mouth is scandalous." Metrograph’s three part retrospective of Pasolini's work will begin at the only logical place-the end. Opening 1/4:
@@joancollaku8744 Pier Paolo Pasolini: "An artist, if he’s unselfish and passionate, is a living protest. Just to open his mouth is scandalous." Metrograph’s three part retrospective of Pasolini's work will begin at the only logical place-the end. Opening 1/4:
@@michaszeremeta4745 Absolutely! I love those films. I love Italian films in general. La Strada, Once Upon A Time In The West, Seven Beauties, The Conformist, Nights of Cabiria, L'eclisse, La Notte, Rome Open City, The Leopard etc etc Too many too list.
@@michaszeremeta4745 Rossellini is in my top ten favorite directors. An underrated De Sica film is Two Women. And De Sica acted as a con man in the Rossellini film Generale Della Rova.
Sus películas cambiaron mi vida. Vi El Decameron en el cine y fue una experiencia que jamás olvidaré, y el Evangelio segun San Mateo es quizás la película de religión más brillante que existe.
Beautiful. It seems to me that he's starting from a place of love for all and realizes that capitalist culture must destroy that deep feeling of love for all which is within us all at birth by creating people who get labeled "uneducated".
I think he's right about everything in the interview, except he seems to have this very patronising view of the uneducated. In my experience the uneducated are perfectly capable of being dishonest and corrupt, but they wield less power so are maybe able to do less harm with their dishonesty and corruption. I guess he's also talking about Italy, France and Spain pre-1970s, rather than contemporary Britain. I'm curious as to whom he considers to be of very high culture.
He is not patronizing, you're just getting it wrong. He is talking about pre 60s Italian uneducated people, people that disappeared after TV and homologatiom came in. He's not either saying they were honest, as some of them were probably little thieves due to poverty, he's just saying they were poor and incorrupt by the bourgeois society. Nothing to do with the UK of those times and absolutely nothing to do with the UK of these times, which is probably the antithesis of what Pasolini believed in, along with the USA and probably most of Northern Europe
He romanticize the proletariate and uneducated, something a lot of succesful socialists and intellectuals in the left do. We who work with slobs, thieves, alcoholics, etc know that such working class romanticism is just a dream of the bourgeois leftist idealists. I love Pasolini but I always react when this kind of romanticism comes up.
I have always found that artists that afirm that they are atheist, are really not, and here is is an example. They are not sectarian or they do not belong to any "church", but the SACRED is present ...it cannot be in another way!!!
Interestingly, I have had the occasion to meet with Ninetto Davoli, who knew Pasolini very, very well. He had been his absolute closest confidant. They'd been lovers, friends, he'd acted in many of Pasolini's films, etc. . He categorically denies that Pasolini was murdered as part of any conspiracy. This is only his opinion, of course, he even says he wasn't there. But, he says, he believes that Pasolini simply got into a situation that got away from him that night. He thinks that Pasolini and his 'date' for the evening simply got into a fight and Pasolini lost. That's what he believes is all there is, to it. He says he does not believe there was some big assassination. He believes the convicted killer, Pino Pelosi, was the killer and acted completely alone. Again, just his opinion. But, he says he'd warned Pasolini on many occasions to avoid frequenting the train station and arcade area, where all of those hustlers hung out. And, he says, he continuously discouraged him from picking those guys up. He says he always believed that Pasolini would find trouble there.
I am a Christian, but I also do not seek "Consolation" in the scripture. I seek TRUTH. And I have found the truth to be: we live forever, wether in Heaven or Hell, so why not choose Heaven!?! Christ offers us this salvation from sin. But I have never seen salvation as "Consolation" IMHO
Pasolini, Deodato, Fulci, Lenzi, and some of the other great Italian film makers would definitely have faced even more controversy and backlash here in the 21st Century. Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom (1975) and Cannibal Holocaust (1980), The New York Ripper (1982), and Cannibal Ferox (1981), just to name a few from each director would never have been released today. Pasolini was misunderstood, but he around when creativity and artist expressionism were less taboo.
Ignorant people are simple because they know to be ignorant. If they learn a bit they become presumptuous. If they learn (and think) much and much more they understand things they know are not so much so they get humble
il piccolo borghese e' colui che non si spinge fin troppo nelle sue convinzioni per evitare spiaceri all proprio status di borghese, si fa' domande ma non esagera per paura di stravolgere il proprio mondo e per mantenere le cose come stanno, chiunque puo essere borghese se e' preso da questa debolezza di volonta. E' una persona che proprio grazie per via della sua inattaccabilita degrada la cultura comune. Egli accetta il parcogiochi che il sistema gli da e lo vede come una vera avventura, mente a se stesso e gli altri senzza rendersene conto.
There are people saying about his works: "if its art, its like calling porn art" Well . . . even calling porn ART isn´t wrong ! Porn c a n BE ART - for sure. It all depends on how sensitive a movie producer is acting. And Pier Paolo sure has been one - a very v e r y sensitive one !
They're words that have been overused to the point of having lost any meaning or semblance of influence upon the world. To Pasolini, these are static, contemplative, dead words that bring no stimulation to the mind. Maybe they did before, maybe they do for some people, but not to him.
Pasolini always went straight to the core of things without filters that could alter your viewpoint. Religion is a metter of faith, hope just bring futile, and may be untrue consolation, as a made up thought to mind unless you see with your own very eyes...so he rejected the whole discussion.
In the game Horizon zero dawn if you go to the project zero dawn facility you can find a date point of Samina Ebadji and she talks about Pasolini FROM: Samina Ebadji TO: Travis Tate CC: Elisabet Sobeck SUBJECT: Archive Abuse Mr. Tate, This mail concerns APOLLO Archive Submission #000023876 - your 666th submission in just five days... and oh, what a doozy. Despite earlier warnings re: inappropriate materials, you chose to submit 265 "holographic re-masters" of "acknowledged classics of extreme exploitation cinema." Allow me, then, to thank you - on two counts: 1) For giving me the pleasure of rejecting your submission, thereby consigning your favorite Eastern European torture flicks and their ilk to the dust heap of oblivion. It truly warms my heart to know that I have saved future humanity from the ordeal of experiencing not just one, but all sixteen (!) installments of "Making a Millipede." (Don't worry, the Pasolini material has already been preserved. Extreme, perhaps, but art.) 2) For clarifying a concept that has so long been ambiguous and ethically fraught for archivists such as myself: the definition of "obscenity." You have freed me from the subjective quagmire embodied in Judge Potter's famous utterance, "I know it when I see it." Thanks to you, I can now apply a single objective criterion: "If Travis Tate submitted it, it's obscene." Accordingly, I have directed APOLLO staff to summarily reject all of your future submissions, sight unseen. Perhaps you might invest the time you would have spent preparing further submissions on, oh, I don't know - your assigned work? We have a world to save, after all... or the rest of us do, anyway. Dr. Samina Ebadji
@Nijat, Not "all great filmmakers in the 20th century were communist / anti-capitalist". 'Communism' was such a prevalent subject in the 20th century, causing so much propaganda and war. There were no great "communist / anti-capitalist" Studio-Heads.
Si ma non sapete tradurre l'italiano. Va beh che voi americani avete un vocabolario di 34 parole e quindi si fa fatica a tradurre la retorica di un italiano come Pasolini. Però lasciare perdere la traduzione a questo punto non so
Opinione personale :Ho letto alcuni suoi aforismi e non mi sono piaciuti...ho visto il film che fece interpretare al grandissimo Totò più volte...sinceramente film lento e palloso .
It's patronizing to say that poorly educated people (Fourth Grade?) somehow know less than the bourgeoisie, or intellectuals for that matter. That their brain capacity might be genetically smaller is an argument that a Social Darwinist would make, and would imply that the poor are inferior by nature. The fact is that they know just as much as the bourgeoisie and the intellectuals, but WHAT they know is different. What they know is unfortunately not easily used to make money nor to live in a socially stable situation, but fortunately it also in not the same kind of knowledge that would allow them to write dense, unreadable treatises full of nonsense that only other intellectuals will claim to read.
John McMahon he didnt say that. He said thats the kind of people he loves the most, because they are pure and still have a certain grace. That culture corrupts the small burgeoise. And therefore that grace can only be found again at a highest level of culture. Conventional culture always corrupts. Educational system and mainstream culture corrupts your mind. I can only agree with him.
Dite ciò che volete , un grande intellettuale , un grande poeta . Ma una pessima persona. Un conto è andare con dei ragazzi maggiorenni , un conto è andare nei quartieri bassi, nei quartieri dove i ragazzini erano poverissimi , e per due lire vigliacche adescare in minorenne. Perché ricordiamo , che i ragazzi,erano sempre minorenni, . Anche 15 anni. Adesso , perché, è Pasolini.... Se era un'altro sarebbe stato considerato un bastardo . Senza contare che era ( giustamente) illegale . Oltre che da un punto di vista etico era veramente " osceno" Vabbè lasciamo perdere . Dai , ragazzini di 15 / 16 anni . Poveri, ragazzi che non andavano a scuola,che vivevano nel degrado più assoluto.. non mi sembra un gran modo di aiutarli .
Tu pensi che abbia approfittato di quei ragazzi? Tu credi che una persona come Pasolini abbia fatto più danno a quei ragazzi che non la società "e mentalità" dell'epoca? Dato il periodo e il contesto di quei giovani penso che abbiano ricevuto più aiuto da lui "in tutti i sensi" che da quegli scellerati che si fingevano scandalizzati dalle sue opere dicendosi persone perbene.
@@giovannipesaresi7596 Thanks for that intervention Giovanni ! And even calling porn art isn´t wrong. Porn c a n BE ART - for sure. It all depends on how sensitive a movie producer is acting. And Pier Paolo sure has been one - a very v e r y sensitive one !
He romanticize the proletariate and uneducated, something a lot of succesful socialists and intellectuals in the left do in their villas. We who work also know the slobs, thieves, alcoholics, etc, and know that that working class-romanticism is just a dream of the bourgeois leftist idealists, this romanticism never comes from the poor or uneducated working people, it only comes from the privileged. I love Pasolini but I always react when this kind of romanticism comes up. There is no "grace" being working class, there is only a harsh reality in which there exists no free time or time to read or study Bibles. Sadly.
I don't think he was referring to the working class. He was referring to people that are so far distanced from culture (by lack of education) that they can't be currupted by it. His answer wasn't about class, it was about culture.
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A man born at the wrong time. The world just wasn't ready for his art and sincerity.
Less now.
Wasn’t really born at the wrong time, every person is a product of their time. Had he been born in our generation, he’d be much different. Atleast we can still enjoy his work to this day, so its not like his art went to waste.
@@AmusingMusic that’s not really what his point was, his point was that his art was ahead of the ideas of his time
He speaks a really beautiful Italian with a massive vocabulary
You people are disgustingly disturbing
One of the most beautiful Italians I've seen, also one of a kind revolutionary that left many inspired, and touched upon their soul. Sacrificed himself to show lots of sides of... well, you know, things that otherwise we wouldn't be able to even imagine are possible. Thank you Pasolini, eternal glory comrade! 🍀🙏❤
~ A.B.
He was a crazy genius, so sad about his end
No he was not crazy, he had a solid vision of reality, concrete, objective.
This reflects in his humble way to question everyone, even himself.
It's sad that he had a horrific death.
He wasn't crazy.
@I wish I was a vampire in the early 1990s wow you’re so edgy
no one deserves to die the way he died, like him or not
@@robertnagy6125 YUP ! The MOB/FLOCK is crazy !!!
Genius. May he forever fly high and let us not forget his words
Accattone and Mamma Roma are two of the most brilliant films ever made
🙌 👏 🙏 🤝 👍 For sure ! A MUST see !
Recently saw the film "Pasolini" and was compelled to view vids of the man once again. One of the most fascinating artistic figures in history. You'll know times are good again when an artist speaks as eloquently and as deep as he did.
Yes! Thank you!
Jesus, what a beautifull soul he was, It is sad that the public's misunderstanding of his work got him killed, but I'm sure he would even had found beauty in his end
Fascinating
Grandissimo pensatore del 20 secolo!
Il più grande, se non l'unico vero
One of the last Great Italians
He’s right. I never hear “simple people” and “grace” in the same context but those who are shallow and vain are the real “simple” ones. Hard-working people carry with them a sense of wisdom and experience that makes them individuals, compared to snobs who carry on the same lifeless conversations with others everyday.
@MrTeskin I wouldn’t calling that “missing the concept” as you say. Can’t we just say we interpreted his words differently from two different walks of life?
@MrTeskin That may be the case, but I am of the firm belief that everyone’s “truth” equals a larger plane of knowledge than just one person knowing all the answers to life. This video itself is one’s interpretation of what Pasolini is saying if you consider that all languages have to be converted and interpreted for people of another language to understand them.
@MrTeskin Thank you for this dialogue as well. I honestly probably have less experience with life than you since I’m still in high school, but I do appreciate engaging with someone on this topic for two different perspectives. I appreciate it.
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Fascinating!
Grande intellettuale. Onesto.umano.e sopratutto sincero. L'ho nel cuore. Nel lontano 1977 ero piccina quando a Ostia si diceva" attenti ragazzi c'è il mostro Si era il mostro di Bravura e memoria...
Salve, in che senso “mostro” nel 77 scusi?
È spiacevolmente dipartito nel 75, chiedo per questo
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Grande intellettuale, adoro la sua sincerità, semplicità
Que grande fuiste Pier Paolo ❤️
Thank you for uploading this terrific interview!
When an artist opens his mouth, it is a scandal.
Any more unexplained and useless set phrases? I think you should go comment on J Lo's videos, not Pasolini.
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You make out of it whatever you want to.
Because you don't agree with what he's saying
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Pier Paolo Pasolini: "An artist, if he’s unselfish and passionate, is a living protest. Just to open his mouth is scandalous." Metrograph’s three part retrospective of Pasolini's work will begin at the only logical place-the end. Opening 1/4:
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Pier Paolo Pasolini: "An artist, if he’s unselfish and passionate, is a living protest. Just to open his mouth is scandalous." Metrograph’s three part retrospective of Pasolini's work will begin at the only logical place-the end. Opening 1/4:
I just bought the Pasolini 101 box set from Criterion. Accattone is my favorite film of his then Teorema
my man. Teorema and Accatone are ASTONISHING movies.
@@michaszeremeta4745 Absolutely! I love those films. I love Italian films in general. La Strada, Once Upon A Time In The West, Seven Beauties, The Conformist, Nights of Cabiria, L'eclisse, La Notte, Rome Open City, The Leopard etc etc Too many too list.
@@maciek8159 yep, Italian cinema is top3 european. I love neorealism movies mostly from Vittorio de Sica and Roberto Rosellini.
@@michaszeremeta4745 Rossellini is in my top ten favorite directors. An underrated De Sica film is Two Women. And De Sica acted as a con man in the Rossellini film Generale Della Rova.
Sincere, great. A genius. Only those who are pure in heart can understand him. Bourgeois and sickly religious people are scandalized by him.
Inmortale nella sua solitudine
he was kind enough to respond to these obtuse minds
Pasolini was just a fucking genius.
Rest In Peace Pasolini
There is a lot of him in Georgio Gaber's work.
i love the way he thinks
ascoltarlo era un piacere
"The Ashes of Gramsci" : Pasolini ❤️
Another planet of thinking...
Brilliant !
Sus películas cambiaron mi vida. Vi El Decameron en el cine y fue una experiencia que jamás olvidaré, y el Evangelio segun San Mateo es quizás la película de religión más brillante que existe.
1:55 if they asked for specific names, i bet it would be only his mother and Ninetto
Beautiful. It seems to me that he's starting from a place of love for all and realizes that capitalist culture must destroy that deep feeling of love for all which is within us all at birth by creating people who get labeled "uneducated".
Oggi più che mai ci sarebbe servito un Pasolini in Italia .
Lo avrebbero ammazzato oggi, come allora
“But conventional culture always corrupts.”
He isn’t wrong there!
I think he's right about everything in the interview, except he seems to have this very patronising view of the uneducated. In my experience the uneducated are perfectly capable of being dishonest and corrupt, but they wield less power so are maybe able to do less harm with their dishonesty and corruption. I guess he's also talking about Italy, France and Spain pre-1970s, rather than contemporary Britain. I'm curious as to whom he considers to be of very high culture.
Maybe the likes of Antonio Gramsci and Ezra pound, or some leftist intellectuals of his time.
He is not patronizing, you're just getting it wrong. He is talking about pre 60s Italian uneducated people, people that disappeared after TV and homologatiom came in. He's not either saying they were honest, as some of them were probably little thieves due to poverty, he's just saying they were poor and incorrupt by the bourgeois society.
Nothing to do with the UK of those times and absolutely nothing to do with the UK of these times, which is probably the antithesis of what Pasolini believed in, along with the USA and probably most of Northern Europe
Gramsci, Moravia, Togliatti, ...
He romanticize the proletariate and uneducated, something a lot of succesful socialists and intellectuals in the left do. We who work with slobs, thieves, alcoholics, etc know that such working class romanticism is just a dream of the bourgeois leftist idealists. I love Pasolini but I always react when this kind of romanticism comes up.
@@nopasaran3561 he's not talking about you, not about 2020...
Genio
Damn, that's a square jaw.
Pasolini movies leave you think about it the whole week after you watch it
Where can I find this interview?
Un grande intelligentissimo
I have always found that artists that afirm that they are atheist, are really not, and here is is an example. They are not sectarian or they do not belong to any "church", but the SACRED is present ...it cannot be in another way!!!
A real shame he was brutally murdered by the mafia for his views.
Not the mafia but worse, fascist hoodlums who had close connection with the corridors of power.
Murdered by the state
Actually it was by fascists
by the fascist state
Interestingly, I have had the occasion to meet with Ninetto Davoli, who knew Pasolini very, very well. He had been his absolute closest confidant. They'd been lovers, friends, he'd acted in many of Pasolini's films, etc. . He categorically denies that Pasolini was murdered as part of any conspiracy. This is only his opinion, of course, he even says he wasn't there. But, he says, he believes that Pasolini simply got into a situation that got away from him that night. He thinks that Pasolini and his 'date' for the evening simply got into a fight and Pasolini lost. That's what he believes is all there is, to it. He says he does not believe there was some big assassination. He believes the convicted killer, Pino Pelosi, was the killer and acted completely alone. Again, just his opinion. But, he says he'd warned Pasolini on many occasions to avoid frequenting the train station and arcade area, where all of those hustlers hung out. And, he says, he continuously discouraged him from picking those guys up. He says he always believed that Pasolini would find trouble there.
Noi avevamo Pasolini...
Pasolini 🇮🇹
I am a Christian, but I also do not seek "Consolation" in the scripture. I seek TRUTH. And I have found the truth to be: we live forever, wether in Heaven or Hell, so why not choose Heaven!?! Christ offers us this salvation from sin. But I have never seen salvation as "Consolation"
IMHO
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"Conventional culture always corrupts" 😢
All he is praising here, I think, is "innocence" - which we lost tremendously in the postindustrial times.
Pasolini, Deodato, Fulci, Lenzi, and some of the other great Italian film makers would definitely have faced even more controversy and backlash here in the 21st Century. Salo, or The 120 Days of Sodom (1975) and Cannibal Holocaust (1980), The New York Ripper (1982), and Cannibal Ferox (1981), just to name a few from each director would never have been released today. Pasolini was misunderstood, but he around when creativity and artist expressionism were less taboo.
grande PPP
Ignorant people are simple because they know to be ignorant. If they learn a bit they become presumptuous. If they learn (and think) much and much more they understand things they know are not so much so they get humble
Pasolini is alive.
He plays in goal for Tottenham and is their club captain.
Una Visione del Sacro nelle cose del mondo!!! !
il piccolo borghese e' colui che non si spinge fin troppo nelle sue convinzioni per evitare spiaceri all proprio status di borghese, si fa' domande ma non esagera per paura di stravolgere il proprio mondo e per mantenere le cose come stanno, chiunque puo essere borghese se e' preso da questa debolezza di volonta. E' una persona che proprio grazie per via della sua inattaccabilita degrada la cultura comune. Egli accetta il parcogiochi che il sistema gli da e lo vede come una vera avventura, mente a se stesso e gli altri senzza rendersene conto.
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la cultura media è sempre corrutrice. qhanto ci manchi Pasolini
what year was this interview?
+Emilio Sanchez 1971, if you're still curious
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There are people saying about his works: "if its art, its like calling porn art" Well . . .
even calling porn ART isn´t wrong ! Porn c a n BE ART - for sure. It all depends on how sensitive a movie producer is acting. And Pier Paolo sure has been one - a very
v e r y sensitive one !
just couldn't understand the part when he says consolation is like hope. Anybody care to explain ?
They're words that have been overused to the point of having lost any meaning or semblance of influence upon the world. To Pasolini, these are static, contemplative, dead words that bring no stimulation to the mind. Maybe they did before, maybe they do for some people, but not to him.
Pasolini always went straight to the core of things without filters that could alter your viewpoint. Religion is a metter of faith, hope just bring futile, and may be untrue consolation, as a made up thought to mind unless you see with your own very eyes...so he rejected the whole discussion.
Hope to him is like to Nietzsche, the worst of all evils
“Hope is a horrendous thing, invented by political parties to keep their members in line.” - PPP
In the game Horizon zero dawn if you go to the project zero dawn facility you can find a date point of Samina Ebadji and she talks about Pasolini
FROM: Samina Ebadji
TO: Travis Tate
CC: Elisabet Sobeck
SUBJECT: Archive Abuse
Mr. Tate,
This mail concerns APOLLO Archive Submission #000023876 - your 666th submission in just five days... and oh, what a doozy.
Despite earlier warnings re: inappropriate materials, you chose to submit 265 "holographic re-masters" of "acknowledged classics of extreme exploitation cinema."
Allow me, then, to thank you - on two counts:
1) For giving me the pleasure of rejecting your submission, thereby consigning your favorite Eastern European torture flicks and their ilk to the dust heap of oblivion. It truly warms my heart to know that I have saved future humanity from the ordeal of experiencing not just one, but all sixteen (!) installments of "Making a Millipede." (Don't worry, the Pasolini material has already been preserved. Extreme, perhaps, but art.)
2) For clarifying a concept that has so long been ambiguous and ethically fraught for archivists such as myself: the definition of "obscenity." You have freed me from the subjective quagmire embodied in Judge Potter's famous utterance, "I know it when I see it." Thanks to you, I can now apply a single objective criterion: "If Travis Tate submitted it, it's obscene."
Accordingly, I have directed APOLLO staff to summarily reject all of your future submissions, sight unseen.
Perhaps you might invest the time you would have spent preparing further submissions on, oh, I don't know - your assigned work? We have a world to save, after all... or the rest of us do, anyway.
Dr. Samina Ebadji
"ah, lei parla del vangelo di Cristo? In questo caso escludo totalmente la parola "consolazione"!
Willem Dafoe Sr.
Che mente che aveva quest'uomo più lo sento e piu capisco che si poteva paragonare solo a un Diego Armando Maradona uno ogni 100anni.....
Looking after number one. Don't be so fooled.
Quest’uomo non ha mai detto una cazzata
@Nijat, Not "all great filmmakers in the 20th century were communist / anti-capitalist". 'Communism' was such a prevalent subject in the 20th century, causing so much propaganda and war. There were no great "communist / anti-capitalist" Studio-Heads.
Si ma non sapete tradurre l'italiano. Va beh che voi americani avete un vocabolario di 34 parole e quindi si fa fatica a tradurre la retorica di un italiano come Pasolini. Però lasciare perdere la traduzione a questo punto non so
Io non cerco consolazione....
Conventionel culture always corrupts !
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Che dio è mi chiedo se muore. Non lo è affatto.
Quello Vero non muore affatto, anzi
L'unico marxista che stimo totalmente.
Salo is gruesome and disgusting in every sense to me, but he don't deserve to be murdered for this.
It is gruesome and disgusting because it is the Truth.
@@JohnAbraham1987 Yes John: "The truth hurts so bad" (Frederic Nietzsche)
Such a superstitious person… but also very interesting
Pessimista e cinico, più per carattere e tipo di vita che per reale volontà
Gli analfabeti... la più grande mancanza del nostro secolo
Not ALL. Far from it.
0:12 cazzo ha detto?
Hahahaha cose colte
Opinione personale :Ho letto alcuni suoi aforismi e non mi sono piaciuti...ho visto il film che fece interpretare al grandissimo Totò più volte...sinceramente film lento e palloso .
Forse perché hai fatto di più della quarta elementare.. Scherzo
It's patronizing to say that poorly educated people (Fourth Grade?) somehow know less than the bourgeoisie, or intellectuals for that matter. That their brain capacity might be genetically smaller is an argument that a Social Darwinist would make, and would imply that the poor are inferior by nature. The fact is that they know just as much as the bourgeoisie and the intellectuals, but WHAT they know is different. What they know is unfortunately not easily used to make money nor to live in a socially stable situation, but fortunately it also in not the same kind of knowledge that would allow them to write dense, unreadable treatises full of nonsense that only other intellectuals will claim to read.
John McMahon he didnt say that. He said thats the kind of people he loves the most, because they are pure and still have a certain grace. That culture corrupts the small burgeoise. And therefore that grace can only be found again at a highest level of culture. Conventional culture always corrupts. Educational system and mainstream culture corrupts your mind. I can only agree with him.
Lol who the heck translated this? 60% or what he says don’t go translated
Dite ciò che volete , un grande intellettuale , un grande poeta . Ma una pessima persona. Un conto è andare con dei ragazzi maggiorenni , un conto è andare nei quartieri bassi, nei quartieri dove i ragazzini erano poverissimi , e per due lire vigliacche adescare in minorenne. Perché ricordiamo , che i ragazzi,erano sempre minorenni, . Anche 15 anni. Adesso , perché, è Pasolini.... Se era un'altro sarebbe stato considerato un bastardo . Senza contare che era ( giustamente) illegale . Oltre che da un punto di vista etico era veramente " osceno" Vabbè lasciamo perdere . Dai , ragazzini di 15 / 16 anni . Poveri, ragazzi che non andavano a scuola,che vivevano nel degrado più assoluto.. non mi sembra un gran modo di aiutarli .
Tu pensi che abbia approfittato di quei ragazzi? Tu credi che una persona come Pasolini abbia fatto più danno a quei ragazzi che non la società "e mentalità" dell'epoca? Dato il periodo e il contesto di quei giovani penso che abbiano ricevuto più aiuto da lui "in tutti i sensi" che da quegli scellerati che si fingevano scandalizzati dalle sue opere dicendosi persone perbene.
When people say his works its art its like calling porn is art
Shut up please
@@giovannipesaresi7596 Thanks for that intervention Giovanni ! And even calling porn art isn´t wrong. Porn c a n BE ART - for sure. It all depends on how sensitive a movie producer is acting. And Pier Paolo sure has been one - a very
v e r y sensitive one !
Great poet but I totally disagree with his idealization of illiterate people.
He romanticize the proletariate and uneducated, something a lot of succesful socialists and intellectuals in the left do in their villas. We who work also know the slobs, thieves, alcoholics, etc, and know that that working class-romanticism is just a dream of the bourgeois leftist idealists, this romanticism never comes from the poor or uneducated working people, it only comes from the privileged. I love Pasolini but I always react when this kind of romanticism comes up. There is no "grace" being working class, there is only a harsh reality in which there exists no free time or time to read or study Bibles. Sadly.
I don't think he was referring to the working class. He was referring to people that are so far distanced from culture (by lack of education) that they can't be currupted by it. His answer wasn't about class, it was about culture.
he says that because he is so far from God!
He couldve been mentally ill and just trying to show mercy to the uneducated because he needed that mercy himself