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Ro.Go.Pa.G. (1963)
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19 February 1963 (Italy)
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This consists of four short films by different directors. Rosselini's 'Chastity' ('Illibatezza') deals...
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(Complete credited cast) | Rosanna Schiaffino | ... | Anna Maria (segment "Illibatezza") |
| Bruce Balaban | ... | Joe (segment "Illibatezza") |
| Maria Pia Schiaffino | ... | Air hostess (segment "Illibatezza") |
| Jean-Marc Bory | ... | Husband (segment "Nuovo mondo, Il") (as Jean Marc Bory) |
| Alexandra Stewart | ... | Alexandra (segment "Nuovo mondo, Il") |
 | Orson Welles | ... | The 'Director' (segment "Ricotta, La") |
| Mario Cipriani | ... | Stracci / Good Thief (segment "Ricotta, La") |
| Laura Betti | ... | The 'Diva' (segment "Ricotta, La") |
| Edmonda Aldini | ... | Another diva (segment "Ricotta, La") |
| Ettore Garofolo | ... | Angel (segment "Ricotta, La") |
| Ugo Tognazzi | ... | Togni (segment "Il pollo ruspante") |
| Lisa Gastoni | ... | Togni's wife (segment "Il pollo ruspante") |
| Ricky Tognazzi | ... | The son (segment "Il pollo ruspante") (as Riky Tognazzi) |
| Antonella Taito | ... | The daughter (segment "Il pollo ruspante") |
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Laviamoci il cervello - Rogopag (Italy) (long title)
Let's Have a Brainwash
RoGoPaG (Italy) (alternative spelling)
Rogopag (France)
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Let's Have a Brainwash
RoGoPaG (Italy) (alternative spelling)
Rogopag (France)
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122 min | Portugal:85 min (heavily cut)
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1.85 : 1 more
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Orson Welles, who portrays a director directing a Biblical epic in this film's 'La Ricotta' story, ironically had earlier directed himself in his own scenes in an actual Biblical epic, David e Golia (1960). Welles, who portrays a king in the Biblical epic David e Golia (1960), also narrates another Biblical epic about the King of kings, King of Kings (1961). Welles even narrates a portion of the Biblical work The New Media Bible: Book of Genesis (1979) as well.
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Featured in Rossellini visto da Rossellini (1992)
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Four short films by three Italians and one Jean-Luc Godard on our "new" era still seem fresh (especially Gregoretti's segment) after nearly thirty years. They all share the pessimistic thread that the world is becoming worse and individuals no longer control the course of their own lives. Each part is engrossing, yet The Range-Grown Chicken (Part IV) is particularly brilliant. Structuring a film on consumerism from the perspectives of a commercially bombarded father and a capitalist professor sets up a great division between consumerism and free will. Overall, interesting and worth seeing.