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DEEP DIVE November 2023 Vote
🕑 Added 2023-10-26 12:09:16 +0000 UTCHi everyone,
It's time to vote for the next episode of Deep Dive!
We encourage you to tell us your opinion about the film you chose, as well as send any questions for the episode in the comment section.
Voting starts: Thursday, 26 October
Voting ends: Monday, 30 October
Episode goes live: Friday, 03 November
You can listen to our previous Deep Dives here: https://www.patreon.com/collection/84442
Comments
Esteban Rodriguez
Interesting. Been meaning to get into more of Serra’s films after seeing Pacifiction which I really enjoyed. Liberte is actually the one I’m most looking forward to.
Clàudia
It’d be really interesting to get your thoughts on cinema adapting literature texts, especially an atmosphere as elusive and transgressive as the one in Sade. Do you think Pasolini succeeds? If you’ve seen Liberté by Albert Serra I’d be interested to know what you think is different with their interpretations of the author’s text/philosophy, and if you think one is better and why. It’s definitely not my favourite of his films but Albert Serra speaks very eloquently about this, he says that Sadism crucially needs a sense of innocence that is difficult to attain because it’s paradoxically achieved by violently pushing against the other’s limits (a freedom attained by applying its opposite, essentially). I think Serra is amazing at generating this innocence, a feeling in the air that “anything could happen next”, of openness and being at the mercy of something uncontrollable, if at the same time totally banal. But I haven’t seen Salò yet so can’t compare :) this will be the perfect excuse to do so. Looking forward to hearing ur thoughts on it!
Joseph M. Benoit
Salò. What do you each think of Pasolini the film maker, of whom Moravia e De Filippo called a Poet, each desperate at his cruel death.
