Tel Aviv – As part of the retrospective dedicated to Pasolini, tomorrow at 9pm, the Cinematheque in Tel Aviv, will screen “Porcile”, a symbolic film divided into two parallel realities, set in a vague past. In the first episode, a young Cannibal (Pierre Clementi), kills his father and is condemned to be torn apart by wild beasts. In the second episode, the son of a German industrialist finds peace in a pigsty. In the role of guest actor there is Marco Ferrari (director of Tales of Ordinary Madness). The film will be screened in Italian with subtitles in Hebrew. The event is organized by the Italian Cultural Institute, in collaboration with the local film libraries, the film libraries of Bologna and Rome’s Luce-Cinecittà Institute and Mediaset. (9Colonne)
