directed by Paolo Heusch and Brunello Rondi. Italy, France, 1962, 107 min.

The desolate bidonvilles, life in Rome’s seedier neighbourhoods, mud and poverty: a group of friends vent their anger and frustration in nighttime gang raids, burglary and small-time theft. Based on Pasolini’s famous second novel of the same name, the film was released immediately after Accattone but it has a force and a troubled yet engaging essentiality of its own, far removed from the theorems of Pasolini’s filmmaking.

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Sala Cinema

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