Larry Karaszewski on SALO

Screenwriter Larry Karaszewski endures SALO

The feel-bad movie of all time.  Director Pier Paolo Pasolini updated the Marquis deSade's scandalous The 120 Days of Sodom from 18th century France to Fascist-era Italy, where the degradation of a group of teenagers serves as a political metaphor. Banned for years throughout the world, it calls into question the entire concept of violent entertainment, and anyone looking for titillation had better look to their Russ Meyer collection.

Find out more about SALO at the IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073650/

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ABOUT LARRY KARASZEWSKI:

LARRY KARASZEWSKI is writing, directing, and producing partners with Scott Alexander. The two are Best Screenplay Golden Globe winners for The People vs Larry Flynt and were nominated by the Writer's Guild for the cult favorite Ed Wood. Other credits include writing the Milos Forman film Man On The Moon, adapting the Stephen King story 1408, and producing Paul Schrader's Auto Focus.


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