Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Tinto Brass | ... | Self | |
Helen Mirren | ... | Self | |
Ken Adam | ... | Self - Production designer for Salon Kitty | |
Franco Nero | ... | Self | |
Gigi Proietti | ... | Self | |
Adriana Asti | ... | Self | |
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Franco Branciaroli | ... | Self |
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Olivier Père | ... | Self - General director of Arte France Cinéma |
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Jean-François Rauger | ... | Self - Programming director Cinématèque Française |
Serena Grandi | ... | Self | |
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Yuliya Mayarchuk | ... | Self |
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Bonifacio Brass | ... | Self |
Marco Mueller | ... | Self - Festival director | |
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Gianni Canova | ... | Self - Film critic |
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Marco Giusti | ... | Self - Film critic |
Tinto Brass is one of the most important Italian directors, recognized worldwide as the master of authorial erotic cinema. This documentary narrates the formation years of Tinto Brass in Paris at the Cinématèque Française next to Roberto Rossellini and Joris Ivens, discussing Cinema with other young filmmakers with renowned names such as Bresson, Godard. His return to Italy and his first masterpieces like "Chi lavora è perduto", "L'urlo", "Nerosubianco", expression of an anarchic, innovative, experimental cinema full of linguistic innovations. An almost forgotten cinematography that the documentary will bring to light thanks to the analysis of Marco Müller, Gianni Canova, to then reach the films on power like Salon Kitty and Caligula which decreed an enormous success with the public. Until reaching today, Brass as a media character and his iconography of erotic pleasure and voyeurism, in the tales of Gigi Proietti, of the Academy Award Winning Helen Mirren, Franco Nero and the two ... Written by Press office