This film, part of the Pasolini season at BFI Southbank, also screen on March 30 & April 1. You can find the details here.
Chicago Reader review:
'One of the most underrated, neglected, and powerful of
Pier Paolo Pasolini's features, this 1967 film, shot in Morocco, is a
retelling of the Sophocles tragedy that begins in antiquity and ends in
the 20th century, with references to both the fascist period in Italy
and Pasolini's own life. With Franco Citti, Silvana Mangano, and Alida
Valli. In Italian with subtitles. 119 min.'
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Here is the trailer.
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