RICOTTA
Italy, France | 1963 | cor/pb | 35 min
On the outskirts of Rome, a director (played by Orson Welles) makes a film about the Passion of the Christ. The main character, however, is not Christ, but Stracci, a starving proletarian who plays the role of the good thief and despairs when he sees his lunch being devoured by a dog while he, tied to the cross, participates in one of the scenes. Fourth episode of the movie Ro.Go.Pa.G..
Director: Pier Paolo Pasolini
PROGRAMS:
Special Programs > By the hands of Pasolini > By the hands of Pasolini
A tribute to the centenary of the birth of Pier Paolo Pasolini, with films by and about the Italian director.
