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Teorema (1968) |
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Film rated 4 / 5
(Guy rating: 4 / 5)
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| Terence Stamp's on family. |
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| Family's complacency Stamped out. |
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| Terence Stamp: Polyester Jesus. |
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| Family self-destructs without Stamp. |
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| Betti self-immolates in dirt. |
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| Stamp lifts Girotti's legs. |
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| Pasolini fetishizes Stamp's crotch. |
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| Enigmatic Stamp reads Rimbaud. |
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| Ninetto's angel delivers Stamp. |
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| Family seduced, then abandoned. |
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| Factory owner liquidates assets. |
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| Milanese bourgeoisie spiritually bankrupt. |
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| Repressed mother turns sluttish. |
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| Bereaved daughter becomes catatonic. |
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| Massimo Girotti's primal scream. |
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| 'Seduced and Abandoned', Pasolini-style. |
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| Betti's tears water earth. |
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| Pasolini's mother buries Betti. |
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| Pasolini's bourgeois family hell. |
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| Betti levitates above farmhouse. |
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| Apotheosis of Laura Betti. |
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| Stamp seduces entire family. |
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| Pasolini leaves his Stamp. |
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| Pasolini's anti-bourgeois religious parable. |
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| Ninetto: angelic telegram boy. |
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