Eighteen teenagers are kidnapped by four corrupt fascist libertines and, over 120 days, subjected to all forms of torture in...
Eighteen teenagers are kidnapped by four corrupt fascist libertines and, over 120 days, subjected to all forms of torture in iconic filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini's last film.
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70 %40 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
62 %15,661 reviewsAudience score rating
"It's very hard to sit through and offers no insights whatsoever into power, politics, history or sexuality. Nasty stuff."
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Time Out
Time Out"A perfect example of the kind of material that, theoretically, anyway, can be acceptable on paper but becomes so repugnant when visualized on the screen that it further dehumanizes the human spirit, which is supposed to be the artist's concern."
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The New York Times
The New York Times"As disturbing as it set out to be. This may not be an enjoyable experience but it is definitely an experience."
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Empire Magazine
Empire Magazine"Very hard to take, but in its own way an essential work."
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Chicago Reader
Chicago Reader"Grim and pointless in equal measure."
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BBC
BBCSalò, or the 120 Days of Sodom | Details
Award winner- Winner of Best Restored Film, 2015 Venice Film Festival.
- Rating
- R18, Strong violence, sexual violence and scenes of torture and degradation
- Runtime
- 116
- Genre
- Drama, War
- Country of origin
- Italy, France
