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Pasolini’s artistic, sometimes violent, always vividly cinematic retelling of some of Chaucer’s most erotic tales.

  • Currently 4.333333333333334/5
(9 votes)
Ratings: IMDB: 6.3/10
Released: May 30, 1980
Runtime: 111 min
Genres: Drama Comedy History
Countries: Italy France
Companies: Les Productions Artistes Associés PEA
Cast: Ninetto Davoli Laura Betti Hugh Griffith
Crew: Pier Paolo Pasolini Geoffrey Chaucer
May contain adult material

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Saucer-People 1 points 4 years ago. 5/5 stars.

I was listening to the audiobook of past Doctor Who alumni Tom Baker’s autobiography on YouTube (which is well worth a listen - visceral, painfully honest and self-deprecating) and I had totally forgot that he was in this film - great anecdote about meeting Pasolini and during filming not being able to rise to the occasion during a lovemaking scene and Pasolini’s genius film crew using a screwdriver head and masking tape to mimic his member!

Alien 1 points 4 years ago*.

Pasolini died a horrific death that no one thought worthy of continuing an investigation. Tragic. Pasolini also directed a film titled “Marisa” and I wonder if my Nonna, as well as my Dad, being from Sicily, named one of my Aunts after the film.
When I was about 12yrs old my Dad was attending SDSU and he took me to a showing there of Sacco & Vanzetti. My Dad’s name was Bartolo. Vanzetti’s name was Bartolomeo. No irony or coincidence. Just tidbits of history.

EDIT: I just realized Pasolini directed “Marisa” 10yrs after my Aunt was born so that shoots that idea down. One more thing, we call tiny raisins pasolini.