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14 April 1972 (Finland) morePlot Keywords:
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Lots of sodomy. Less substance. Flawed yet good. moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Tina Aumont | ... | Circe | |
| Don Backy | ... | Encolpio | |
| Mario Carotenuto | ... | Eumolpo | |
| Franco Fabrizi | ... | Ascilto | |
| Graziella Granata | ... | Antonia | |
| Valérie Lagrange | ... | Trifena | |
| Francesco Pau | ... | Gitone | |
| Ugo Tognazzi | ... | Trimalchione | |
| Marguerite H. Boulware | |||
| Clara Colosimo | ... | Seleuco's Wife | |
| Ermelinda De Felice | ... | Trimalchione's Wife | |
| Gustavo D'Arpe | ... | The Rhetorical-Questioning Orator | |
| Antonio De Leo | |||
| Piero Gerlini | ... | Abinna - Antonia's husband | |
| Franco Gulà | (as Franco Gullà) |
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Finland:K-16Filming Locations:
Vides Cinematografica, Rome, Lazio, ItalyFun Stuff
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United Artists bought the distribution rights for over a million dollars to keep this film off the market until after the release of "Fellini Satyricon" (_Satyricon (1969)_). moreFAQ
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There couldn't have been as much man-boy love in Rome as Fellini would have his audience believe, because humanity would have ceased to exist due to low birthrates. While there is plenty of shocking imagery and some gore, there are also sumptuous, extravagant sets and scenes so magical you'd expect they were created by the gods. The narrative itself is a mixed bag.
I can't get if Fellini was saying that pederasty, rape and pedophilia were OK or not. He doesn't seem to have an opinion, which is probably true to the way the ancients thought of such matters. Today it's pretty disturbing. Perhaps he was attacking the rich, the old and the tyrannical in a manner remanecent of Pasolini's "Salo." Like I said it's a mixed bag. I gave it seven stars, because of way this disturbing stuff is filmed. How Fellini manages not to make the audience puke for over two hours is a wonder.