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Rogopag (également connu sous les graphies RoGoPaG, Ro.Go.Pa.G. ou Ro.Go.PaG) est un film à sketches franco-italien réalisé par Roberto Rossellini, Jean-Luc Godard, Pier Paolo Pasolini et Ugo Gregoretti et sorti en 1963. Son titre est constitué des premières lettres de ses quatre réalisateurs. Il est composé de : La Virginité (Illibatezza) de Roberto Rossellini; Le Nouveau Monde (Il mondo nuovo) de Jean-Luc Godard; La Ricotta de Pier Paolo Pasolini; Le Poulet de grain (Il pollo ruspante) de Ugo Gregoretti. Le sketch de Pasolini provoqua la mise sous séquestre du film par la censure italienne pour « offense à la religion d'État ». Le film fut alors exploité en Italie sans le sketch de Pasolini, sous le titre : Laviamoci il cervello (« Lavons-nous le cerveau »). Il est resté inédit en France jusqu'en 1991.
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Ro - amusing enough Go - watchable Pa - stupid in-jokes but and the usual Catholicism and homosexuality but Welles was amusing G - meh I feared the worst when I found this film. I didn't know who Ugo Gregoretti was until I looked him up. Maybe he had potential in 1963 but he doesn't seem to have gone on to do anything too significant. An anthology film, amounting to not very much with sections by Rosselini, Godard, Passolini and Gregoretti. Rossellini's whimsical, light hearted contribution is probably the best which doesn't surprise me because although I don't think any of his films are better than 'quite good', that's a lot more than I can say for your average Godard or Passolini film. Passolini's was probably the worst. I have no idea what that guy was on but his films are pretty much boring and crap. Though Salo (1968) is a well made film. I didn't love any of them but I didn't really get bored. So it's a slightly positive opinion I have about it. But I won't watch it again.