A landmark film by four great directors of their time, each contributing a short within this feature. Pasolini’s La Ricotta is a dazzling amalgam of trenchant social satire, neo-realism, pathos and burlesque comedy. Pasolini was put on trial through a Fascist law that was still on the books, and sentenced to four months in prison, eventually amnestied, and all of RoGoPaG ……A landmark film by four great directors of their time, each contributing a short within this feature. Pasolini’s La Ricotta is a dazzling amalgam of trenchant social satire, neo-realism, pathos and burlesque comedy. Pasolini was put on trial through a Fascist law that was still on the books, and sentenced to four months in prison, eventually amnestied, and all of RoGoPaG was banned. Rossellini's Virginity is one of the neo-realist master's rare essays in comedy - a richly satiric commentary on the subject of illusion and reality, a fundamental question in the cinema. Godard's The New World is the fascinating precursor to the director's full-length masterpiece Alphaville. It presents a glacial view of a post-apocalyptic Paris narrated by the only person unaffected by an atomic explosion. Finally, in The Range-Grown Chicken by Ugo Gregoretti, Ugo Tognazzi (La Cage Aux Folles) plays the frazzled head of a middle-class family who has been brainwashed by the slogans of consumerism.详情