Kurosawa’s ‘Ikiru’ Comes Back to Life in ‘Living’
'Living' dives into many themes that we can all understand regardless of our cultural backgrounds. We can see this through the shared similarities between 'Ikiru' and 'Living'.
Burlesque Show
Once again Mario Salieri surprises with his unique vision of the pornographic genre, facing a ruthless analysis of the society in which we live through the background of the ancient art of comedy. The story is told by the same characters, each a mirror of human pettiness, positioned on the empty stage of a theater. After a peaceful start to the story, which revolves around the organization of a variety show, each character will discover his real identity by showing the drift of values and feelings in a context of ruthless self-sufficiency. A three-part series to see without using the quick scrolling function (like all Salieri's films) to get involved in the narrative and eroticism and appreciate the fantastic musical interventions of the orchestra conductor Antonello Cascone, musician by Andrea Bocelli and many other international stars.
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Once again Mario Salieri surprises with his unique vision of the pornographic genre, facing a ruthless analysis of the society in which we live through the background of the ancient art of comedy. The story is told by the same characters, each a mirror of human pettiness, positioned on the empty stage of a theater. After a peaceful start to the story, which revolves around the organization of a variety show, each character will discover his real identity by showing the drift of values and feelings in a context of ruthless self-sufficiency. A three-part series to see without using the quick scrolling function (like all Salieri's films) to get involved in the narrative and eroticism and appreciate the fantastic musical interventions of the orchestra conductor Antonello Cascone, musician by Andrea Bocelli and many other international stars.
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