Theorem
Mystery • NR • 1968 • 1 hr 35 min
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This isn’t a movie that you sit down and escape with. It challenges you, it sticks with you and it burns itself into who you are.
A "theorem" about the capitalist society, very mysterious and ominous, but feet stand for Tarantino as penises stand for Pasolini.
Fascinating treatise on how different people respond to losing their inhibitions, all anchored by Terence Stamp’s mesmerizing performance
Classic, but not for me, lots of slow moments
Stranger bangs the whole bourgeois fam, then vanishes. Everyone loses their minds. God has never been this hot or confusing.
Quite boring
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Theorem (1968) - Pier Paolo Pasolini (Trailer) | BFI
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Teorema 1968 - A Selected Clip
