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Relentless energy, strong craft, emotionally cool.
Nerve-racking and brutally violent
Builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
Deeply moving and melancholic
Serious throughout
Crime, politics, and society
Lived-in and easy to get lost in.
Standout direction and performances
Standout cinematography
Nerve-racking and brutally violent
Builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom is nerve-racking, brutally violent, and scary. The story builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
Deeply moving and melancholic
Emotionally, it's deeply moving and melancholic.
Serious throughout
Expect almost no humor.
Crime, politics, and society
Lived-in and easy to get lost in.
Its world is built around crime, politics, and society. The setting feels lived-in and easy to get lost in.
Standout direction and performances
The direction and performances stand out.
Standout cinematography
Look and sound: the cinematography stand out.
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The final vision of a controversial filmmaker.
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Mostly. It's well received, with a GoodWatch score of 66/100 (IMDb 5.8 and Rotten Tomatoes 71%). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.
Content advisories: violence, nudity, sexual content, strong language, and disturbing imagery.
1 h 57 min
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom runs 1 h 57 min.
No. It's adapted from a novel.
Not quite. Critics rate Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom higher (71) than audiences (60). It may be more rewarding than it is crowd-pleasing.
Yes. It cost about $800,000 to make and earned $2 million worldwide, 2.3 times its budget.
It was made in Italian, with some German, French. Produced in Italy, France.
TV Tropes lists 17 storytelling tropes for Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom, including Defiant to the End, Crossdresser, Adaptational Location Change.