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Pasolini, Pier Paolo

(1922-1975) Italian motion-picture director and writer of poems, short stories, novels, and essays, best known for his controversial cinematic portrayals of individuals in conflict with mainstream society.

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• - Renaissance art in his films. By Lisa Aurigemma.
  
• - Biography and filmography.
  
• - In addition to reviews of his movies, there is also a biographical article.
  
• - A 1969 interview with Pasolini, from Moviecrazed.
  
• - A poem by Pasolini, translated into English by Peter Borten.
  
• - An encyclopedia entry.
  
• - His paintings, drawings and critical texts, also texts and articles dedicated to the cultural death issue.
  
• - The Italian director was renowned as a controversial poet, novelist and essayist before he even considered picking up a movie camera. In 1975, he was brutally killed. By Deborah Hochberg.
  
• - An essay on Benedetto Croce's influence on Pasolini's art. By Patrick Keating.
  
• - Provides a portrait of the director.
  
• - A profile of the director, by Gino Moliterno.
  
• - A biographical article, with an emphasis on sexuality and related social issues. By Gregory Woods.
  
• - His films, his atheism, his fate and his road to self-destruction.
  
  

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