Trilogy of Life
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Trilogy of Life is a trilogy of films by Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini.
These three films centered on sex-laden folkloric ribaldry, such as Il fiore delle mille e una notte (Arabian Nights, 1974), Boccaccio's Decameron (1971) and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (1972).
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His final work, the only one from the expected Trilogy of Death, Salò (1975), went far beyond what most movie-goers could stomach at the time, because of its scenes of intensely sadistic graphic violence.
Filmography
- Il Decameron (The Decameron, 1971)
- I Racconti di Canterbury (The Canterbury Tales, 1972)
- Il fiore delle Mille e una Notte (A Thousand and One Nights/Arabian Nights, 1974)
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