Screening of the film: Fists in the Pocket

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A screen revolution
Screening of the film: Fists in the Pocket
Directed by Marco Bellocchio

Screening of the film: Fists in the Pocket

€ 3.00
Friday 25 May 2018 10:30 pm
teatro Bolognini 2

In dealing with themes such as the reclaiming of diversity and the family as a symbol of bourgeois life to be annihilated, this [1965] film was the first to predict the protest and rejection of conservative culture to come in the generational revolution of 1968. Only 26 years old when he directed the film, Bellocchio became a symbol for the new generation, bringing to the screen themes from the protest movements that would soon explode across Europe. In a decadent villa in the Apennines near Piacenza, four siblings live with their blind mother: Augusto is the only one to have a ‘normal’ working life, while Leone, Sandro and Giulia live a claustrophobic existence, incapable of dealing with the outside world. Sandro (Lou Castel), unhealthily obsessed with Giulia, kills his mother and brother believing that this way he will win back his freedom and return to living, but he will die from an epileptic attack. Introduced by Marco Aime


Marco Bellocchio is a director, screenwriter and producer. After his studies at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome, he debuted behind the camera in 1965 at the young age of 26 with Fists in the Pocket, presented at the Locarno Festival. He won the Jury Prize at the 1967 Venice Film Festival for China is Near. In 1969 he directed the segment Discutiamo, discutiamo for the film Love and Anger, which also featured work by Bertolucci, Lizzani, Pasolini and Godard. His most famous films include: In the Name of the Father (1972); Slap the Monster on Page One (1972); Victory March (1976); Devil in the Flesh (1986); My Mother’s Smile (2002); Good morning, Night (2003); and Sweet Dreams (2016). In 1995, he established a workshop for directors and actors in Bobbio, his birthplace: Farecinema- Incontro con gli autori, and at the same time founded the Bobbio Film Festival. He was awarded the Career Golden Lion at the 2011 Venice Film Festival.

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