La rabbia / Anger - Pier Paolo Pasolini - Cristina Viti (translator), Dominic J. Jaeckle (editor) Furniture & Product Design every part of this plant

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La rabbia / Anger - Pier Paolo Pasolini - Cristina Viti (translator), Dominic J. Jaeckle (editor) Furniture & Product Design every part of this plantWritten in response to producer Gastone Ferrantis request for his comments on a set of newsreel items, the poet would respond with a montage of his own. Via the unfolding of a chrysalis of images, in La rabbia (1963), Pasolinis lens pans over Soviet repression in Hungary; the Cuban revolution; (the utopian object of) space exploration; political imprisonment in Algeria; the liberation of the former European colonies; the election of Pope John XXIII;