Porcile (1969)
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- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 90 mins
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Porcile
Julian (Jean-Pierre Leaud) is the son of German industrialist Klotz (Alberto Lionello) who seeks to go into business with the former Nazi Herdhitze (Ugo Tognazzi). Herdhitze had spent most of World War II collecting human skulls for experiments with brain matter. As a protest, Julian refuses to marry his fiancé from a pre-arranged marriage, and he becomes romantically involved with pigs. Part two finds a man driven to cannibalism by hunger while wandering Mount Etna. He scavenges the mountainside looking for any kind of sustenance. In both cases, humans revert to animal behavior when they are removed from the spectrum of social rules and opinions. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast of Porcile:
Pierre Clementi also in Partner , Steppenwolf , The Conformist , Hideous Kinky , Belle de Jour
Anne Wiazemsky also in Au Hasard Balthazar , La Chinoise , Teorema , Rendez-Vous , Tout Va Bien
Margarita Lozano also in Kaos , The Night of the Shooting Stars , Viridiana , Nos Miran , Night Sun
Franco Citti also in Accattone , Black Jesus , Oedipus Rex , Mamma Roma , The Godfather Part III
Porcile Trivia
Who played Cannibal in the movie Porcile?
Pierre Clementi played Cannibal in the movie Porcile
Who played Julian in the movie Porcile?
Jean-Pierre Leaud played Julian in the movie Porcile
Who played Klotz in the movie Porcile?
Alberto Lionello played Klotz in the movie Porcile
Who played Herdhitze in the movie Porcile?
Ugo Tognazzi played Herdhitze in the movie Porcile
Who played Ida in the movie Porcile?
Anne Wiazemsky played Ida in the movie Porcile
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