Examples of using Pasolini in English and their translations into German
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Ri chard at en bollo And pier paolo pasolini.
Pasolini once said more or less that the Third World began in the suburban housing estates of Rome.
Dark blue: Via Veneto,the Boulevard of the Dolce Vita in the time of Fellini and Pasolini.
The Golden Bear awarded to Pasolini's I Racconti di Canterbury The Canterbury Tales was regarded as a stopgap measure; after all, Pasolini had already proven his genius on numerous other occasions.
Since February 2015, the city has its Piazza Moravia; a Pasolini street is also planned.
People also translate
Casarsa" a country of thunderstorms and primulas" as Pasolini described it, but it is also a point of connection between the provinces of Udine and Pordenone, as can be seen by the people who commute between the two.
It is so Roman as it is based on the Pieta and shows a standing Pasolini cradling a dead Pasolini.
Photo(detail): Filmstill"Pigsty"/© Pier Paolo Pasolini"Pigsty" by Pier Paolo Pasolini(1969) As a Catholic, gay Marxist, Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini was a walking paradox.
The man who first detained him and identified him as the would-be assassin was cavalry officer Carlo Alberto Pasolini, father of film director Pier Paolo Pasolini.
During the shooting of DECAMERON(1970) Pasolini and his team spent a few weeks in Yemen for the episode ALIMBECH, which in the end was removed from the final version of the film and has been lost ever since.
The survivors of the old Fassbinder crew get together one last time to make the very last ofthe New German Films: a remake of Pasolini's"Salò.
The subtitle"un delitto italiano" is intended to point out, inaddition, that the film director Pier Paolo Pasolini, bestially murdered in 1975, stands for the culture of Italy of the post-war period to an extent hardly equalled by anyone else.
It is important to encourage the development of new talent; that is why I shall vote for the rapporteur's Amendment 56,which proposes establishing a scholarship named after Pier Paolo Pasolini for young talent.
Christian and I put together some scenes from the history of film, most of them black and white,for example stuff from Bergman, Pasolini or de Sica, all of it without sound and lasting about one hour and a half.”, says Oliver Schwabe.
In the United Kingdom, Channel 4 will show 18 European films during the Week, with a mixture of recent films("Ca commence aujourd'hui" by Bertrand Tavernier)and classics"La bête humaine" by Renoir,"Accatone" by Pasolini, etc.
He chooses the small town of S. Marizza di Varmo, in the Medio Friuli area,where many years before he had met Pier Paolo Pasolini, and there he buys a beautiful country house and has it renovated.
On the International Translators Day, which coincided with his stay in Tirana, he led a public workshop for students of the Asim Vokshi school of languages,who analysed and translated a poetical text by Pier Paolo Pasolini.
In the interplay of these mainly static shots and relaxed pans across facades and structural details,combined with quotes from Pasolini and Fellini to Antonioni, Borgate produces a visual and acoustic showcase of failed urban utopias.
We owe a great deal to Sappho, Pier Paulo Pasolini, Oscar Wilde, Michel Foucault and André Gide, and it seems to me a serious matter that, if it had been up to these obscurantist cultures, these great artists would never even have had a voice.
In Palatzos Vetzos, the site of the museum, there are also drawings from the"Roman School," aportrait of Alberto Moravia by Pier Paolo Pasolini and a rich library of ancient books that keeps a 1587 tome on the history of magic.
Walking through the streets where directors such as Pasolini and Mel Gibson have respectively turned" The Gospel according to Matthew" and" The Passion of the Christ" will be able to touch the history of this unique place and to intuit the true nature;
My tailor-made tour started in Via Margutta, downtown- where Joe Bradley, the reporter played by Gregory Peck in"Roman Holiday", has his expatriate pied à terre-, and took us all the way to Pigneto,the Roman working-class neighbourhood where Pier Paolo Pasolini filmed his masterpiece"Accattone.
Pasolini traces the interwoven processes of modernization and shows his increasing disappointment about the effects of global capitalism, which in his opinion succeeds in creating uniformity and erasing difference even more radically than Italian fascism.
Herod and Jesus in the Frederician castle In the 60's some rooms of the Castle werechosen as cinematographic location by Pier Paolo Pasolini, who filmed a few scenes of the film"The Gospel according to St. Matthew", and it became the Palace of Herod and the Temple from which Jesus banished the Pharisees.
Maybe not everybody knows that the movie"Lovers and Liars(Viaggio con Anita)"- directed by Mario Monicelli and based on a treatment(i.e. the script that comes before the final screenplay) writtenby Federico Fellini and Tullio Pinelli, and support by Pier Paolo Pasolini- has a struggling story that begins in the Region Marche.
Wonderful classics of the film history like TOKYO MONOGATARI by Yasujir Ozu orACCATTONE by Pier Paolo Pasolini are also a part of the selection like WADJDA, a poetic and touching work of the director Haifaa al-Mansour(from Saudi Arabia) that was already in the programme of the Viennale in 2012.
The intimate and sharp look Conchita De Gregorio brings out from the background, as snapshots timeless, the figures of Fosco and Topazia, parents and brave rebels,intellectuals and artists friends, from Pasolini to Maria Callas to Visconti, and then Moravia and passions that have inhabited the existence of Dacia: feminism, theater, The travels.
Influenced by her time in Rome during protests against university reforms in 2010, Billing's piece mines Rome's history of progressive pedagogy and allude to psychoanalysis,Pier Paolo Pasolini and Bruno Munari as well as championing the early tradition of Italian filmmakers, who in their often biographical films about the 40s and 50s, focused on the freedom of children exploring their city as a way to reflect upon historical and the societal changes.