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Accattone ([akkatˈto:ne], lit. "vagabond", "scrounger") is a 1961
Italian drama film
written and
directed by Pier
Paolo Pasolini. It was Pasolini's first...
- Pasolini. He came to fame for
playing the
title role in Pasolini's film
Accattone,
which brought him a
BAFTA Award nomination for Best
Foreign Actor. He...
- and commitment. Pasolini's
first film as
director and
screenwriter was
Accattone in 1961,
again set
among Rome's
marginal communities, a
story of pimps...
- 8+1⁄2; La Notte; L'Eclisse, The Red Desert; Blowup;
Fellini Satyricon;
Accattone; The
Gospel According to St. Matthew; Theorem;
Winter Light; The Silence;...
- are
grouped with the genre.
Director Pier
Paolo Pasolini's
first film,
Accattone (1961),
shows a
strong neorealist influence. The
Neorealist period is...
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forced the
company to
close down soon
after cancelling Pasolini's project,
Accattone (1961).
Condemned as a "public sinner", for La
Dolce Vita,
Fellini responded...
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Fiction feature Accattone Mamma Roma The
Gospel According to St.
Matthew The
Hawks and the
Sparrows Oedipus Rex
Teorema Pigsty Medea The
Decameron The...
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Archived 27
September 2011 at the
Wayback Machine. Sitney, P.
Adams (1994). "
Accattone and
Mamma Roma". In Rumble, Patrick; Bart,
Testa (eds.). Pier
Paolo Pasolini:...
- "Palletta"
Pernasetti 1976-1981 -
Nicolino "Sardo"
Selis 1981-1992 -
Antonio "
Accattone"
Mancini 1976-1992 -
Roberto ****irillo
Romanzo Criminale Romanzo criminale...
- all'italiana) by
Pietro Germi (1961) Il
posto by
Ermanno Olmi (1961)
Accattone by Pier
Paolo Pasolini (1961)
Leoni al sole by
Vittorio Caprioli (1961)...
