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Mamma Roma
MAMMA ROMA - (2020) On October 31, 1975, a few days before his death, Pier Paolo Pasolini gave Philippe Bouvard, a journalist of French television, his last interview and he declares that to be scandalized is a right and to be scandalized is a pleasure. Forty-five years later Mario Salieri, to scandalize the purists of the seventh art, decides to make a reinterpretation of his movie Mamma Roma dedicating it to the adult entertainment industry. After La Ciociara, a movie made in 2018, Salieri's irreverent mission continues. The only connection with Pier Paolo Pasolini's movie is the opening scene of the wedding dinner (part one) and the parental relationship that in Salieri's work reverses the son with the daughter.
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MAMMA ROMA - (2020) On October 31, 1975, a few days before his death, Pier Paolo Pasolini gave Philippe Bouvard, a journalist of French television, his last interview and he declares that to be scandalized is a right and to be scandalized is a pleasure. Forty-five years later Mario Salieri, to scandalize the purists of the seventh art, decides to make a reinterpretation of his movie Mamma Roma dedicating it to the adult entertainment industry. After La Ciociara, a movie made in 2018, Salieri's irreverent mission continues. The only connection with Pier Paolo Pasolini's movie is the opening scene of the wedding dinner (part one) and the parental relationship that in Salieri's work reverses the son with the daughter.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mario Salieri
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Studio:Mario Salieri Productions
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