SALO 120 DAYS OF SODOM

Valentines Day is upon us again.

Come see the romantic Comedy Salò

Upon its release in 1975, Pier Paolo Pasolini's film Salò was met with outrage and controversy, banned in many countries around the world. Pasolini had been the subject of scandal throughout his career as an author, poet, playwright, journalist, actor and filmmaker, often confronting societal and sexual taboos head-on in his work, and openly criticizing Christianity and capitalism. The hysteria around Salò's release was heightened further by Pasolini's untimely, violent death, which occurred just three weeks before the film's premiere in Paris.

Presented by Deeper Into Movies.

This is an 18+ event.