Pasolini’s part: poetic, sincere, passionateGuareschi’s part: 💩
“Achieving such intimacy with wealth, as to confound nature with wealth. So lost in the world of wealth, as to confound history with wealth. So sweetened by wealth, as to link with God the idea of wealth.”“Your beauty surviving from the ancient world, requested by the future world, possessed by the present world; so became a mortal sickness.”And with this, I am now 90% through everything directed by Pasolini. I’ve decided to leave the Canterbury Tales for last, and then gonna go full circle back to Saló after I finish reading Una Vita Violenta and a few other pieces of his writing.
Pasolini’s part: poetic, sincere, passionateGuareschi’s part: 💩
“Achieving such intimacy with wealth, as to confound nature with wealth. So lost in the world of wealth, as to confound history with wealth. So sweetened by wealth, as to link with God the idea of wealth.”“Your beauty surviving from the ancient world, requested by the future world, possessed by the present world; so became a mortal sickness.”And with this, I am now 90% through everything directed by Pasolini. I’ve decided to leave the Canterbury Tales for last, and then gonna go full circle back to Saló after I finish reading Una Vita Violenta and a few other pieces of his writing.
