我们可爱的巴拉斯爷爷原来以前也是玩超现实的。。。：-）
"2 Eggs; to break, broke, broken", the only English phrase spoken and theme song in Tinto Brass' "L'Urlo". What a film! The only available version of this film I could find had no subtitles. Either way it doesn't matter since it is very visual. When most people here the name Tinto Brass, right away they think of the horrid sleaze epic "Caligula", or some might name "Salon Kitty". If your lucky, you'll here of some who have seen his fun slapstick sex comedies from Italy like "Miranda" and "All Ladies Do it". Known mainly for his lighthearted sex romps with curvy women, Tinto Brass' earliest experimental films were much different. Heres a recipe for a film like "L'Urlo". Take some Fellini, add some Jodorowsky/Arrabal and a little table spoon of Godard for extra kick, stir and you got yourself "L'Urlo". One crazy psychedelic, surrealist anti-war art orgy. A bus is lit on fire! Hippies are chased by riot cops. There's stock footage of Vietnam and other wars with a machine gun showdown! S&M, slapstick sexuality, a man's pursuit of a beautiful lady... abstract art and nudity galore! Most memorable is a man in a gas mask jumping around with nude people while goose feather's fill the air! One amazing experimental protest movie! Rebel art at its finest! The films music and images are amazing! This is one film that screams for a DVD release, not to mention a soundtrack. The one song during the burning bus scene sounded like the punk band "Dead Kennedys", almost 10 years before they were around. This film is pure punk rock, before punk even existed. Who says that political, subversive films can't be fun? This ones a must see!

这部体现人物性格两重性的影片并没有完整的情结，其灵感来源是陀斯妥耶夫斯基小说《两种人格》它叙述了一个人和他镜中自我的双重关系，戏剧理论教授雅各布生活在一个满是书堆的屋子，他喜欢愤世嫉俗，情绪不稳定，整天想入非非做白日梦，电影描绘了一次想象中和叫克拉拉的女孩交往的过程，在这个过程里他犹如分身术一样不断变换自己的角色定位，在意念里以自己的另一自我完成了他想达到的心愿，而现实里他是一个交表演的戏剧教授，可是他总是无法分清现实和幻觉的差异，有一天，一个推销洗涤用品的姑娘来到他家，她的到来引起了他生活的巨大改变，终于，灾难降临了……
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在元首的领导下，纳粹政权逐步稳固。为了进一步控制纳粹军官们的行为和思想，政府执行了一个邪恶的计划。他们将一批被完全洗脑的漂亮女子训练成供军官们玩弄的高级妓女交由凯蒂夫人（Ingrid Thulin 饰）管理，在占有军官们的肉体的同时，姑娘们也在暗中监视着他们的思想，以此排除异己。玛葛塔（Teresa Ann Savoy 饰）是一名纳粹的忠实拥护者，年轻的她义无反顾的加入了妓女的行列。可是在执行任务的过程中，发现现实并不像她认为的那样美好和光明。在猛然醒悟后，她决定献出自己微薄的力量，为摧毁纳粹的阴谋做出贡献。

剧情：母子乱伦 （不是继母 是亲母子）
相依为命的孤儿寡母，渐渐长大的儿子和其他女人相处时，母子间的矛盾、情欲开始决堤！

一个叫女孩正在舞蹈训练班练习，老师古斯达沃是个同行恋，他宣布除了基乌丽亚因为年龄太小外，其他人下周都要去罗马参观。因为父亲就是罗马人，基乌丽亚非常渴望同行。在求助母亲和同居女友失败外，使出了杀手锏——勾搭老师的同居情人艾里克。这天，基乌丽亚来到舞蹈老师的家里，当着老师的面与艾里克调情。当然最后基乌丽亚达到了目的。

Filmmaker Philippe Garrel has always discussed the importance of painting for his cinema and, specifically, the painting of his longtime friend Frédéric Pardo. In this film, Pardo documents the Garrel inner circle in Morocco in 1968 on the set of Le Lit de la Vierge. While the stars of the Garrel film were Pierre Clémenti and Zouzou, here in Pardo’s behind-the-scenes view it is Garrel’s peripheral actors who take center stage: Pierre-Richard Bré, Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Babette Lamy, and above all, the luminous Tina Aumont. The Zanzibar equivalent of The Chelsea Girls, Pardo’s home movie is a mystical, life-affirming celebration.
Frédéric Pardo was a famous painter and partner to actress Tina Aumont (PARTNER, LE LIT DE LA VIERGE, daughter of Maria Montez). The couple often played host to the other Zanzibar members, creating communal, salon-style settings for creative projects. HOME MOVIE: ON THE SET OF PHILIPPE GARREL'S 'LE LIT DE LA VIERGE' documents Garrel's inner circle in Morocco in 1968 on the set of one of the director's most mystical films. Its behind-the-scenes footage is also a portrait of Pardo's lover, the enigmatically beautiful Aumont.
Between 1968 and 1970, Sylvina Boissonnas, a young French heiress and patroness of the arts, financed the production of some fifteen films that would prove highly influential while remaining largely unknown outside of France. Under the banner of “Zanzibar Films” (a name taken from the Maoist island nation in East Africa), a decidely informal collective of about a dozen artists, writers, and students began to make their first films. While the New Wave filmmakers had been in their late twenties and early thirties when they began filmmaking, the Zanzibar directors were younger (Philippe Garrel, one of the key figures, was just twenty) and were inspired by the heady spirit and times of May 1968. These filmmakers quickly became the darlings of Henri Langlois, who often showed their films at the Cinémathèque Française in late-night screenings. Despite their diversity, the Zanzibar films were marked by minimal scripts, the use of nonactors and improvisation, and strong ties to both the art world and the world of fashion. (Several of the Zanzibar participants spent time in Warhol’s Factory in the mid-1960s.) Their films represented the French equivalent of the American underground, and these young cinéastes quickly became the radical dandies of May 1968.

Cult icon Klaus Kinski features in this dark and intriguing existential thriller. He plays the mysterious "Swiss Man" - ruthless industrialist Nicolas Ulrich - who is obsessed with a search for the elixir of life. He tricks a young American scientist into joining him on his demonic quest. A quest that ends in suicide, death and madness. The story takes place in the atmospheric European city of Amsterdam. Its winding alleys and ancient canals trap the characters in a labyrinthine maze as they find themselves manipulated like figures on a giant chess board.

　　这位智慧而经验丰富的爱情艺术大师在年轻人去世前将他的知识和技巧传授给他。