Pasolini's Bodies and Places

Pasolini's Bodies and PlacesEdited by Michele Mancini and Giuseppe Perrella Around 1980 in Rome, a small cooperative around film critics Michele Mancini and Giuseppe Perrella produced a mysterious, elaborate and yet effortless looking 600 page book of black and white photographs entitled Pier Paolo Pasolini: Corpi e Luoghi (Theorema 1981). According to some reviews of the time this is the most Pasolinian publication to date (Alberto Farrasino), an indispensable tool for future

First Edition - second printing

His short story Here is among the most lauded comic book stories from recent decades

the Thames becomes a protagonist in a series of ceremonies and practices that flow seamlessly downstream

and the Martinican poet Aimé Césaire

mostly wearing their mother’s clothes

Faux-leather silkscreened hardcover

Together with a unit of the Algerian liberation army

Hatleberg leaves us with the impression of memory

The selection was made in collaboration with Stephen Ellcock

even when they are Moroccan

This little book focuses on that period of history prior to homogenisation

Photographs & Interviews by Martin Gallone