For various reasons, a lot of these films are prohibited in various nations. We're going to tell you about a movie that was banned in 150 nations, not just one or two. This movie received a lot of criticism. There was strong opposition to it. Nevertheless, this movie made a lot more money than it cost. Let's talk about this movie.

For one reason or another, a lot of these movies have to deal with controversy, and occasionally there are even calls to outlaw them.  In addition, a lot of these movies have been outlawed in various nations.  Today, we'll tell you about a movie that was banned in 150 countries—not just one or two—because of its plot, some sequences, and several disputes.
 
This Italian film from 1975 is regarded as one of the most contentious movies ever made.  This movie was called "Sal or the 120 Days of Sodom."  Pier Paolo Pasolini is the director of this political art horror movie.  Although the tale takes place during World war II, the film is based on the Marquis de Sade's 1785 book "The 120 Days of Sodom."  There was a great deal of debate around Pasolini's final picture.
 
In the movie, a few kids are abducted and turned into Nazi puppets.  The film depicts rape, death, and several horrendous forms of torture, including profanity, inflicted on the abducted children.  In Australia, this movie was prohibited until 1993 and then again in 1998. The unique aspect was that Pier Paolo Pasolini, the film's director, was brutally assassinated shortly after its premiere, thus he was unable to even defend his work.
 
The film's contentious theme and daring, harsh sequences caused it to become a global source of controversy.  The plot centers on four wealthy and dishonest individuals who abduct eighteen kids and subject them to four months of physical, psychological, and emotional abuse.  The movie included performances by Paolo Bonacelli, Giorgio Cataldi, Uberto Paolo Quintavalle, and Aldo Valletti.  In addition, sonia Saviang, helen Serger, Elsa De Giorgi, and Caterina Boratto all had significant roles to perform.
 
 
 
 

 
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25/02/2025 09:21 AM