Ro.Go.Pa.G.

Synopsis

Ro.Go.Pa.G. is a captivating Italian anthology film from 1963 featuring four segments directed by renowned filmmakers. Each segment presents a unique story that explores societal issues in a satirical and thought-provoking manner. From comedic situations to poignant reflections on the human condition, the film offers a diverse and engaging cinematic experience. With a stellar cast led by Rosanna Schiaffino, Ro.Go.Pa.G. showcases a blend of artistic creativity and social commentary, making it a classic example of innovative European cinema during the 1960s.

Cast

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  Rosanna Schiaffino

  Anna Maria (segment "Illibatezza")

• Bruce Balaban

  Joe (segment "Illibatezza")

• Maria Pia Schiaffino

  Air Hostess (segment "Illibatezza")

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  Jean-Marc Bory

  Husband (segment "Il nuovo mondo")

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  Alexandra Stewart

  Alexandra (segment "Il nuovo mondo")

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  Orson Welles

  The 'Director' (segment "La ricotta")

Reviews

Ro.Go.Pa.G. has received mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some praise its avant-garde storytelling and visual style, others find it disjointed and inaccessible. The New York Times stated, 'Ro.Go.Pa.G. is a bold experiment in filmmaking that challenges traditional narratives.' On the other hand, Variety criticized the film for lacking coherence, saying, 'The disjointed nature of the segments fails to create a cohesive viewing experience.' Despite the divide in opinions, the film's artistic ambition and diverse themes have garnered appreciation from cinephiles worldwide. IMDb users rated Ro.Go.Pa.G. 6.8/10, reflecting its polarizing yet intriguing nature.

See also

Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom

Precious

Talk to Her

A Tale of Two Sisters