Pasolini

[pah-suh-lee-nee, pah-saw-lee-nee]

noun

1. Pier Paolo, 1922–75, Italian film director and poet.

Pasolini

/ pazoˈlini /

noun

1. Pier Paolo (pjɛr ˈpaːolo). 1922–75, Italian film director. His films include The Gospel according to St Matthew (1964), Oedipus Rex (1967), Theorem (1968), Pigsty (1969), and Decameron (1970)

Example Sentences

There was a spell in Italy where he worked with the directors Pier Paolo Pasolini and Federico Fellini but, by the time he returned to London, the 60s were drawing to a close and he was no longer in fashion.

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“It’s probably the best carbonara you’re going to get in Rome. All family-run, lovely people. It’s where Pasolini had his last meal. It was his favorite restaurant,” he says of the great Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini.

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Better to watch Pier Paolo Pasolini’s 1969 film “Medea,” in which Callas stars in a purely acting role.

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Like Larrain with Jolie, Pasolini was fascinated by Callas’ face, particularly her nose.

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Pasolini uses music as though he were filming a Noh play but with masks off.

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