Pier Paolo Pasolini's Teorema
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@ilpoetahouse pardon,s'il vous plait. sorry,please: 90 ANNI FROM THE BORN
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pasolini italian pride. pasolini orgoglio dell'italia. 5 marzo 80 years from the born. 5 marzo 80 anni dalla nascita. p.p.p (1922-SEMPRE VIVO PER CHI AMA L'ARTE. POUR QUI AIME L'ART TOUJOURS VIVE)
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people misinterpret pasolini here. he was atheist and he was nostalgic. but he was not christian, and he was especially not catholic. he believed that we had lost what peasants once had -- a general notion of immanence as opposed to transcendence. he believed that reality *is* sacred and that's where theists had lost it (and post-industrial man would soon do the same).
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@NudePanorama i love the way you express this though..."He believe in Jesus message but not the church interpretation"
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@hyphenlife thanks a lot friend
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it means the last song.
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i finally found it on iTunes............its L'ultima corrida by Ennio Morricone.......if anybody can tell what L'ultima corrida means i would really appreciate it
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because of the music i will look into this scene forever....she's beautiful too
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I agree with "sedream" and NudePanorama". The Visitor (Stamp) is Radiant Unconditional Love expressed in Divine Shock and Awakening though beauty and sex to each.
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version of what song?
I agree with barlasha, the visitor is the symbol of some unconditioned love, something when happens it changes your perception of life for ever, like Jesus,Buddha,etc. Pasolini wasn't an atheist, he was a nostalgic christian(he believed in Jesus message but not the church interpretation)
NudePanorama 2 years ago 12
According to Pasolini,the visitor is God,not necesarilly Jesus,but GOD itself,the idea of a banefull,enraged power...That scene is really extraordinary...! It shows ideally the abandonment and isolation....
85ORESTIS 2 years ago 9