DiscoverDaughters of Darkness Podcast, with Kat Ellinger and Samm Deighan#19 - Filmmaker Above Suspicion: Sex, Death, and Politics in the Cinema of Elio Petri, Part 3
#19 - Filmmaker Above Suspicion: Sex, Death, and Politics in the Cinema of Elio Petri, Part 3

#19 - Filmmaker Above Suspicion: Sex, Death, and Politics in the Cinema of Elio Petri, Part 3

Update: 2017-01-01
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Kat and Samm continue their in-depth investigation of Italian filmmaker Elio Petri, this time focusing on two of his collaborations with actor Gian Maria Volonté: his most famous film, Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto (Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion, 1970), and his most overtly political, La classe operaia va in paradiso (The Working Class Goes to Heaven aka Lulu the Tool, 1971). Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion stars Petri as a high-ranking detective who murders his mistress just to prove to himself that he can get away with the crime — even if the evidence stacking up against him is right under the nose of the police department. A masterpiece of political and personal paranoia, it focuses on one of Petri’s most beloved themes: man in an existential crisis.
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#19 - Filmmaker Above Suspicion: Sex, Death, and Politics in the Cinema of Elio Petri, Part 3

#19 - Filmmaker Above Suspicion: Sex, Death, and Politics in the Cinema of Elio Petri, Part 3

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