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Rogopag

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Four short stories include such topics as nuclear war and religious hypocrisy.

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Jonathan Rosenbaum Chicago Reader 01/01/2000
Ultimately more interesting than satisfying. Go to Full Review
Richard Propes TheIndependentCritic.com 09/21/2020
2.5/4.0
Pasolini's contribution is unquestionably my favorite of the four here. Go to Full Review
Fernando F. Croce CinePassion 03/21/2010
The four filmmakers lend their names for the omnibus title, plus a prankish sketch each on the dangers of modernism Go to Full Review
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Vitor O Mar 14 It's an interesting collection of stories by famed european directors, with my favorite being Pasolini's "La Ricotta". Not necessary viewing, but amusing nonetheless. See more 11/02/2016 (I sent this to Nope Street in Nopeville.) Perhaps I was too hasty in my dismissal. It's growing on me more and more. See more 03/17/2014 Four directors and four episodes different as in style as in content. Trivial but nice the Rossellini's episode, too pretentious but refined the Godard's story. Pasolini's film sums up all his political and religious vision, while the Gregoretti's one is a funny critique of consumerism. See more 02/06/2013 Wonderful movie. Especially the 4th episode - Il Pollo Ruspante (Free range Chicken) - makes the whole movie worth: a brilliant and hilarious depiction of how advertisement science controls people mind. No modern movie ever made such a precise and quick analysis. Don't miss it. (easy to find the full movie on YouTube with english subtitles) See more 11/03/2008 la ricotta vale il voto.... See more 07/22/2008 Ro. 1 1/2. Pa. 2. Go. 3. G. 3 1/2. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Four short stories include such topics as nuclear war and religious hypocrisy.
Director
Roberto Rossellini, Jean-Luc Godard, Ugo Gregoretti
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Italian
Runtime
2h 0m