Salo (Blu-ray)

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| Format | Blu-Ray |
| Genre | Arthouse / Cult, Horror / Thriller |
| Running Time | 292 mins |
| Aspect Ratio | TBC |
| Languages | English (Dolby Digital 2.0) |
| Rating | R18+ |
| Available | 08-09-2010 |
| Sourced | Australia |
$37.99 |
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Special Features:
Open Your Eyes! - Newly created on-set documentary using full colour footage shot in 1974 by acclaimed film journalist and Pasolini expert Gideon Bachmann.
Walking with Pasolini - New documentary exploring the meaning and impact of Pasolini's film, with Neil Bartlett, David Forgacs, Noam Chomsky and Craig Lapper
(Chief Examiner, BBFC).
Whoever Says the Truth Shall Die - Philo Bregstein's classic documentary on the life and death of Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Fade to Black - Documentary with Mark Kermode exploring the ongoing relevance and power of Pasolini's controversial masterpiece, with Bernardo Bertolucci and
other leading directors.
Ostia (with optional director commentary track) - Cole's rarely seen short film about the last days of Pasolini, starring Derek Jarman.
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Pier Paolo Pasolini's disturbing masterpiece. Trent Douglas on 02.11.2012 Salo is not going to be for everyone, that's for sure. Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini was murdered shortly before the original release of the film. Although his death was in no way a retaliation to the film's graphic imagery, what was to follow was a gruelling battle with censors for over 30 years for the re-release of this previously banned shocker. The film begins with four men of power (A president, prime minister, etc.) who marry each other's daughters and decide to steal several young men and women to participate in their cruel and sadistic acts of sexual depravity. The film is set on the cusp of the Nazi invasion in Europe and shows the ugliness of true fascism. |




