(1970) is a gritty Italian drama marking the directorial debut of Sergio Citti , a long-time collaborator and close friend of the legendary filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini . Often described as a "savage satire" of 20th-century Italian society, the film is heavily influenced by Pasolini's distinct neorealist and poetic style. Production & Collaboration
: Filmed in the desolate, working-class outskirts of Ostia , a suburb of Rome. Eerily, this is the same location where Pasolini was murdered five years after the film's release. Plot Overview Ostia(1970)
The story follows two brothers, (Laurent Terzieff) and Rabbino (Franco Citti), who live in a run-down apartment and survive through petty thievery. (1970) is a gritty Italian drama marking the
: Sergio Citti , who Pasolini famously called his "lexicon of the Roman dialect," stepped into the director's chair for the first time. Eerily, this is the same location where Pasolini
: The screenplay was a joint effort between Sergio Citti and Pier Paolo Pasolini .
