Death of the engineer Bernardo Bertolucci

Death of the engineer Bernardo Bertolucci

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Bernardo Bertolucci is this decade last Monday in Rome.

Italian screenwriter and director Bernardo Bertolucci died Monday, November 26, 2018 at age 77.
I have inspired works by Pasolini and Godard, the documentary is notable for his films You have complied (1970) Last Tango in Paris (1972) or simply Innocent (2003), in these and explore the thesis of transgression and carnal passion.
In 1988, the producer presents Oscar for Best Director and César for best foreign film for his film with oriental tones The Last Emperor.
Indeed, Bertolucci was also at the origin of controversial figures, especially for his provocative work. Last Tango in Paris, which have been banned from broadcasting in Italy. The film includes a particularly violent sodomy film between actresses Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider, planned by Brando and Bertolucci in the field of Schneider. Bertolucci later explains that it is necessary to provoke the reaction as a woman and not an actor.

Maria Schneider later told me that I had lived as a rape and that I had never surrendered it. The director, standing after the death of the actress in 2011, briefly apologized, expressing his disapproval saying, "his death came too early.While I'm sorry, I tell you that I will send you the best of them the first day and that, for a moment, I forgive you ".

Apologies have found a workable approach for some who do not care to forgive this act, especially in the context of the #meto wave of revulsions. So who names film personalities on the first day of his speech, others noticing that he is forgiven for his acts, such as singer Benjamin Biolay who respects the director's faults.

Despite his somewhat erratic career, with 18 films in his account and nine Oscar winning, Bertolucci gave a figure of Italian cinemas.

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