La Rabbia (1963) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is La Rabbia about?
La Rabbia is a documentary. Pier Paolo Pasolini and Giovanni Guareschi present contrasting visions of society in "La Rabbia." The film, released in 1963, features documentary footage from the 1950s. Pasolini's segment critiques Western culture, focusing on its impact on colonized Africa and portraying the liberation of these nations as a significant global shift. He advocates for Marxism as a potential salvation. In contrast, Guareschi defends Western civilization, offering a message of hope rooted in traditional Christian values.
When was La Rabbia released?
La Rabbia was released in 1963.
How long is La Rabbia?
La Rabbia has a runtime of 104 minutes.
What genre is La Rabbia?
La Rabbia is classified as Arts, Religion.
What topics does La Rabbia cover?
La Rabbia explores topics including culture, politics, religion, human-rights.