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Fellini Satyricon

Rome. Before Christ. After Fellini.

Released R 129 min 6.8/10 Votes: 17322

After his young lover, Gitone, leaves him for another man, Encolpio decides to kill himself, but a sudden earthquake destroys his home before he has a chance to do so. Now wandering around Rome in the time of Nero, Encolpio encounters one bizarre and surreal scene after another.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Drama, Fantasy

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy

Release:

1969-09-18

Year:

2024

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Budget:

$3M

Companies:

PEA

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Last Tango in Paris - Focuses on complex relationships and emotional turmoil, echoing the psychological depth of The Spider's Stratagem.
A Clockwork Orange - Similar exploration of societal issues through a disturbing lens.
Rashomon - Examines the nature of truth and subjective experiences like The Spider's Stratagem.
Persona - Deep psychological themes and manipulation of identities, akin to the film's exploration of self.
The Damned - Features political themes intertwined with personal drama.
Talk to Her - Explores complex relationships and communication barriers, mirroring themes in The Spider's Stratagem.
Fingersmith - Involves intricate plots around deception and identity.
The Double - Themes of duality and psychological exploration, similar to the movie's complexity.
Fellini Satyricon - Exploration of human nature and societal critiques with a surreal touch.
Blue Velvet - Delves into the darker sides of human nature while maintaining a mystery-driven plot.
The Lives of Others - Investigates personal lives against a backdrop of political drama.
The Game - Features a layered plot focusing on manipulation and psychological tension.
Mulholland Drive - Explores the surreal and often illusory nature of identity.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Involves a mysterious crime with deep emotional connections similar to the film's narrative.
Chinatown - A noir classic that delves into corruption and deceit.
Wings of Desire - Philosophical themes similar to the introspective nature of The Spider's Stratagem.
The Passenger - Explores identity through a mysterious narrative much like the themes found in The Spider's Stratagem.
The Third Man - Combines mystery and political intrigue, resonating with the film's themes.
Brazil - Uses a dystopian setting to explore themes of bureaucracy and control.
The Social Network - Explores personal and social identity in a complex narrative structure.
Memento - Features a non-linear narrative exploring memory and identity, similar to the storytelling in The Spider's Stratagem.
The Lives of Others - A gripping tale of surveillance and moral dilemmas, echoing themes of repression.
The Fall - Explores the complexity of stories within stories, akin to the narrative structure of The Spider's Stratagem.
Country for Old Men - A dark exploration of fate and free will, with a layered plot.
The Others - A psychological thriller that explores themes of family and mystery.
The Man Who Knew Too Much - Another classic with suspense and themes of a conspiracy.
Oldboy - Involves convoluted plots, revenge, and a deep exploration of personal identity.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Incorporates psychological and moral dilemmas into its narrative structure.
Prisoners - Explores complex moral questions within a dark narrative framework.
Gone Girl - Examines deception within relationships, echoing the film’s narrative focus.
The Prestige - Involves themes of identity, illusion, and rivalry.
Zodiac - A mystery that unravels slowly, focusing on the complexity of its narrative.
Se7en - Explores the darker aspects of human nature within a tightly woven plot.
A Serious Man - Explores existential questions with a subtle narrative style.
Mother! - Utilizes psychological themes and societal critiques in its structure.
Under the Skin - Explores the nature of identity with a surreal and haunting narrative.
Bird Box - Combines thriller elements with psychological exploration in a society under duress.

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La Strada - Both films explore themes of human relationships and emotional struggle.
8½ - Both films reflect on the creative process and existential dilemmas faced by artists.
Carmen Jones - Features strong female characters and complex relationships, similar to 'The Golden Coach'.
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - Both use vibrant visuals and music to enhance theatrical storytelling.
Fellini Satyricon - Explores themes of desire and society with rich, artistic visuals.
The Merry Widow - A romantic musical that combines humor and drama, akin to 'The Golden Coach'.
The Cherry Orchard - Both pieces delve into class struggles and the passage of time.
The Rules of the Game - Explores social dynamics and relationships in a similar satirical, dramatic style.
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Both films critique societal norms through absurdist humor.
Amour - Shares a focus on love, aging, and complex emotions.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - A classic that blends fantasy and reality with fatalistic themes.
Dune - The intricate production design and epic storytelling may appeal to a similar audience.
The Red Shoes - Both films focus on a passion for art and the sacrifices made for it.
Amadeus - Examines the life of a talented artist in a dramatic and theatrical manner.
Birdman - Explores themes of fame, art, and personal struggle, similar in tone and ambition.
Moulin Rouge! - A vibrant, musical storytelling style that connects with 'The Golden Coach'.
The Life of Brian - Satirical exploration of faith and society with a comedic touch.
My Fair Lady - Romantic themes with music and social commentary similar to the theatrical elements.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - Both films highlight strong female leads facing societal challenges.
Les Misérables - Depicts dramatic personal and societal struggles through an artistic lens.
Raging Bull - Explores themes of passion and personal conflict, resonating with the emotional depth.
The Artist - Both films have a strong artistic vision and discuss the impact of performance.
The Square - A satirical approach to contemporary art and society's contradictions.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Explores the intertwining of food, art, and human desires in a provocative manner.
La Vie en Rose - A biopic exploring the life of an iconic artist with strong emotional undercurrents.
The Great Beauty - A visually stunning exploration of life, art, and societal decay.
A Streetcar Named Desire - Focuses on complex characters and their emotional turmoil in a dramatic setting.
Psycho - Both films delve into the darker sides of human nature within a stylized framework.
Anatomy of a Murder - A court drama that reveal complexities of human morality and relationships.
Black Swan - Focuses on the struggle of an artist dealing with psychological issues and aspiration.
The Color Purple - Depicts the struggle of women facing societal limitations and their quest for freedom.
The Phantom of the Opera - Combines music, love, and tragic narratives similar to 'The Golden Coach'.
The Shape of Water - Fantastical elements combined with deep emotional narratives about love and acceptance.
Amelie - A whimsical yet touching exploration of love and human connections.
The Secret of Kells - A visually rich film that explores art and mythology in a unique way.
Midnight in Paris - Explores nostalgia, art, and the influence of the past on the present.

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8½ - Explores the life of an exhausted film director struggling with creative block and personal crises, similar to the existential themes of La Dolce Vita.
The Great Beauty - Focuses on the opulent life of a writer in Rome, examining beauty, art, and the emptiness of high society.
Fellini Satyricon - A surreal and flamboyant journey through ancient Rome, showcasing the decadence of society, reminiscent of Fellini's signature style.
The Leopard - Explores the decline of an aristocratic family in 19th-century Sicily, dealing with themes of change and existential reflection.
The Flowers of St. Francis - A meditative film that contrasts spiritual simplicity with the extravagance of society, similar to La Dolce Vita’s thematic exploration.
Paris, Texas - A poignant exploration of identity and connection, featuring a melancholic view of life’s journeys, akin to the introspective nature of Fellini's work.
Nights of Cabiria - Centers on a woman navigating the streets of Rome searching for love, highlighting the challenges of life in urban Italy.
I Vitelloni - Follows a group of young men in a small Italian town, capturing their dreams and disillusionments with the future.
Roma - A semi-autobiographical film depicting a year in the life of a middle-class family in Mexico City, blending aesthetics with deep emotional currents.
The Age of Innocence - Explores the constraints of high society and the pursuit of personal passion within a rigid social framework, similar to the themes in La Dolce Vita.
Alice in the Cities - A road movie that delves into the themes of identity and alienation, composed with a reflective narrative style.
Contempt - Examines the complexity of relationships and artistic ambition set against a stunning Mediterranean backdrop.
La Jetée - A unique narrative of memory, time, and the haunting quest for meaning, paralleling the existential themes present in La Dolce Vita.
My Life to Live - A French film that captures the trials of a young woman as she navigates the complexities of love and ambition in a modern urban setting.
The Double Life of Veronique - A visually stunning exploration of identity and connection, with a dream-like narrative that resonates with Fellini's style.
Belle de Jour - Explores themes of desire and societal roles, juxtaposing reality with fantasy in a way that reflects La Dolce Vita’s introspective style.
Vertigo - A haunting exploration of obsession and illusion set against a backdrop of stunning visuals, similar to the philosophical undercurrents in La Dolce Vita.
Wild Strawberries - A reflective journey of an elderly man confronting his past, filled with dream sequences and existential ponderings.
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - A surreal comedy that critiques bourgeois society, exploring themes of social norms and personal desires in a timeless manner.
Time of the Gypsies - Integrates mysticism and cultural exploration, delivering an enchanting narrative filled with themes of love and destiny.
The Spirit of the Beehive - A haunting reflection on childhood and the nature of reality, creating a poetic atmosphere akin to Fellini's work.
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom - A provocative examination of power and oppression, providing a disturbing contrast to the decadence depicted in La Dolce Vita.
The Third Man - A classic noir film that captures post-war Vienna's atmosphere, exploring moral ambiguity in a narrative style akin to Fellini’s approach.
A Streetcar Named Desire - Deals with desire, identity, and societal expectations, exploring personal struggles in a nuanced emotional landscape.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - A visual masterpiece that delves into themes of suffering and truth, employing mesmerizing cinematography similar to that of La Dolce Vita.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - A silent film that utilizes expressionist visuals to explore themes of perception and reality, with a dream-like quality akin to Fellini’s storytelling.
Persona - A psychological exploration of identity and existence, featuring a complex relationship between its two lead characters.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Harsh and provocative, it critiques societal decadence while exploring themes of love and revenge in lavish settings.
Wings of Desire - A poetic reflection on existence, love, and human experience set in a richly stylized Berlin, appealing to fans of existential cinema.
Blue Is the Warmest Color - Explores themes of love, self-discovery, and artistic aspiration in an intimate and emotional narrative arc.
Adore - Focuses on unconventional relationships and the exploration of intimacy, akin to the complex interactions in La Dolce Vita.
Murder on the Orient Express - A classic whodunit that beautifully captures the essence of traveling through cultures and the intricacies of human connections.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - A deeply emotional exploration of love, memory, and regret, offering a unique narrative structure similar to La Dolce Vita.
The Sea Inside - A poignant reflection on life and autonomy through the story of a quadriplegic man, resonating with themes of human desire and freedom.
Francesca - A character study delving into personal crises and social conflict, mirroring some of the existential themes of La Dolce Vita.
Under the Tuscan Sun - A romantic drama that explores themes of reinvention and the beauty of life in Italy, echoing the aesthetic pleasure of La Dolce Vita.

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The Last Temptation of Christ - Explores philosophical themes and presents a unique narrative style akin to 'Testament of Orpheus'.
Orpheus - A modern retelling of the Orpheus myth with surreal elements and deep existential themes.
Persona - Ingmar Bergman's exploration of identity and human connection resonates with the themes in 'Testament of Orpheus'.
The Fountain - Combines philosophical undertones with a non-linear narrative, similar to the style of 'Testament of Orpheus'.
Solaris - Science fiction that delves into human consciousness and philosophical inquiries, akin to Cocteau's work.
Wings of Desire - A poetic exploration of existence and unseen worlds that mirrors Cocteau’s themes.
The Holy Mountain - Surreal and symbolic storytelling that evokes a similar dreamlike quality found in 'Testament of Orpheus'.
The Double Life of Véronique - Explores duality and existential themes, creating a poetic exploration of life.
Last Year at Marienbad - Non-linear storytelling and existential themes that resonate with Cocteau's film.
Antichrist - A surreal exploration of grief and reality, featuring a unique narrative style.
A Ghost Story - Explores themes of love, loss, and existence in a deeply poetic manner.
The Seventh Seal - Bergman's exploration of life and death parallels the philosophical inquiries in Cocteau's work.
The Matrix - Explores reality and perception in a philosophical way, reminiscent of Cocteau's themes.
Mulholland Drive - Psychological thriller with dreamlike sequences and themes of identity, similar to 'Testament of Orpheus'.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - A surreal, expressionist film that embodies themes of perception and reality.
Eraserhead - A surreal exploration of fear and existence, evoking the dreamlike quality of Cocteau's narrative.
Nostalghia - Explores themes of memory and longing with poetic visuals, similar to Cocteau's work.
Andrei Rublev - A philosophical exploration of art and faith that mirrors Cocteau's thematic concerns.
Fellini Satyricon - Surreal and visually stunning, akin to the dreamlike landscape found in 'Testament of Orpheus'.
The Fall - A visually rich narrative that intertwines reality and fantasy in a poetic manner.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - Explores memory and perception through a unique narrative style resembling Cocteau's approach.
The Elephant Man - A poignant exploration of humanity and identity, paralleling the themes of 'Testament of Orpheus'.
Russian Ark - A single-take film that explores history and art in a poetic way, resonating with Cocteau’s vision.
Inland Empire - Surreal and complex narrative exploring identity and reality, akin to the storytelling in Cocteau's work.
A Matter of Life and Death - Explores the themes of life, death, and love with a unique narrative style.
Synecdoche, New York - Explores existence and creation in a complex and layered narrative style similar to Cocteau's themes.
The Tree of Life - A philosophical exploration of existence and connection that aligns with the themes found in Cocteau's work.
Tale of Tales - A surreal narrative that intertwines fantasy and reality, similar to Cocteau's poetic storytelling.
The Science of Sleep - Explores dreams and reality in a whimsical and surreal way akin to Cocteau's stylistic approach.
Enter the Void - A hallucinatory journey exploring life, death, and rebirth in a surreal narrative style.
Begin Again - Explores themes of creativity and existential journeys with a poetic tone.
The Hours - Examines time, memory, and existence through interwoven narratives, similar to Cocteau's thematic depth.
The Shape of Water - A love story that transcends barriers, with poetic visuals and narrative style that evoke Cocteau's influence.
Cloud Atlas - Narrative interweaving across time and space, exploring human connection and existence similarly to Cocteau's themes.
Mystery Train - Interconnected stories that explore identity and existence in a poetic manner.
Blue Velvet - Exploration of the surreal and the dark underbelly of reality that resonates with Cocteau's thematic elements.
The Lobster - Explores themes of love and society in a surreal, thought-provoking manner similar to Cocteau's work.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Surreal narrative with themes of morality and choice, evoking the thoughtful exploration found in Cocteau's films.
Shutter Island - Twists of reality and psychological depth evoke similar feelings to the experience of watching 'Testament of Orpheus'.
The Favourite - A unique narrative style and surreal approach to storytelling that reflects Cocteau's thematic concerns.
Dogville - A stylized exploration of morality and society, embedding philosophical themes similar to Cocteau’s explorations.

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La Dolce Vita - Explores existential themes and the search for meaning in life.
Birdman - Follows a washed-up actor as he grapples with his identity and artistic relevance.
Mulholland Drive - Delves into the complexities of the mind and Hollywood's allure.
The Dreamers - Explores artistic sensibilities and personal relationships amidst a backdrop of Paris.
Amour - A reflective look at the challenges of love and aging.
Persona - A psychological exploration of identity and the nature of self.
Synecdoche, New York - Examines the life of an artist facing his own mortality and the meaning of life.
The Tree of Life - A meditative exploration of existence, family, and the universe.
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - A surreal take on the lives of the upper class, highlighting absurdities.
Fellini Satyricon - A visually rich and abstract exploration of life in ancient Rome.
The Master - An exploration of the relationship between a troubled man and a charismatic leader.
In the Mood for Love - A poignant exploration of emotional connection and longing.
Adaptation - Blends reality and fiction, exploring the struggles of storytelling.
Taxi Driver - A deep look at isolation and the longing for connection in urban life.
Roma - An intimate and personal story that reflects broader cultural themes.
Wings of Desire - Explores the nature of existence and the beauty of human experience.
The Seventh Seal - Contemplates life, death, and the search for meaning in an allegorical manner.
All About My Mother - A rich tapestry of human relationships and self-discovery.
Solaris - Deals with themes of memory, loss, and the essence of humanity.
The Holy Mountain - A surreal odyssey exploring spiritual awakening and societal critique.
Lost in Translation - Focuses on human connection amidst the backdrop of a foreign culture.
A Ghost Story - Reflects on love, time, and the nature of existence in a contemplative manner.
8½ Women - A meta-movie reflecting on the process of filmmaking and storytelling.
The Fountain - Explores life, death, and rebirth through a nonlinear narrative.
Wild Strawberries - A reflective journey through memory and self-realization.
Nashville - A mosaic of characters navigating love, fame, and human connections.
My Life as a Dog - Focuses on childhood innocence and the complexities of adult life.
Dogville - A stylized portrayal of morality and society's norms.
The Master Builder - An introspective look at the life of an artist facing his creative demise.
Paris, Texas - Explores themes of alienation, love, and redemption in a semi-autobiographical style.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A unique perspective on life from within a restrictive existence.
Groundhog Day - A philosophical take on life choices and personal growth through repetition.
Inherent Vice - Blends crime and comedy with existential elements in a complex narrative.
The Fall - A visually stunning journey that merges fantasy and reality.
A Serious Man - A darkly comedic exploration of faith, uncertainty, and life's challenges.
You Were Never Really Here - An introspective look at trauma and recovery through a unique narrative lens.
Birds of America - An exploration of family dynamics and life's unpredictable nature.

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Pasolini List

The Gospel According to Matthew - A significant religious narrative presented through a neorealist lens, indicative of Pasolini's style.
Accattone - Pasolini's first feature film, depicting the struggles of the lower classes in Rome.
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom - Provocative exploration of power and sexuality, showcasing Pasolini's controversial themes.
Teoreama - A surreal examination of desire and social critique, reflecting Pasolini's artistic vision.
The Decameron - Adapts Boccaccio’s tales, blending sexuality and social commentary, akin to Pasolini’s narratives.
Medea - Takes a mythical tale and presents it through an unconventional, artistic lens like Pasolini would.
Sweet Movie - A provocative film that explores themes of sexuality and society, similar to Pasolini’s works.
Nymphomaniac - Explores sexuality and the human condition in a controversial manner reminiscent of Pasolini.
Wings of Desire - A poetic narrative exploring human existence and connection, akin to Pasolini's thematic explorations.
Cinema Paradiso - Celebrates cinema and its impact on life; reflects Pasolini's love for film as an art form.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - A visually striking and brutal critique of society mirroring Pasolini's bold narratives.
A Fantastic Woman - Addresses themes of identity and society's constraints, aligning with Pasolini's social critiques.
Blue is the Warmest Color - Intensely focuses on relationships and identity, akin to Pasolini’s explorations of love.
Dogville - Features social experimentation and minimalism, reflecting Pasolini's avant-garde tendencies.
The Holy Mountain - Surreal and philosophical, pushing the boundaries of narrative structure like Pasolini's films.
The Mushroom Keeper - Reflects societal issues through a narrative lens similarly to Pasolini's thematic focus.
Wild Strawberries - Explores existential themes in life and memory, paralleling Pasolini's introspective style.
Persona - A psychological and existential exploration that echoes Pasolini’s questioning of identity.
The Last Temptation of Christ - Reinterprets religious narratives with a modern lens, similar to Pasolini’s adaptations.
Paris, Texas - A tale of lost souls and identity, presenting a similar emotional depth to Pasolini's films.
Night and Fog - A haunting meditation on memory and trauma, paralleling Pasolini's exploration of dark themes.
The Seventh Seal - An exploration of life, death, and faith that resonates with Pasolini’s philosophical inquiries.
The Lives of Others - Examines surveillance and personal freedom, akin to Pasolini's political themes.
Dancer in the Dark - A tragic story depicted through musical elements, emphasizing societal issues similar to Pasolini's narratives.
Persona Non Grata - Challenges perception and identity through a narrative style comparable to Pasolini’s methods.
Waltz with Bashir - Uses animation and real-life events to address personal and collective trauma like Pasolini.
The Double Life of Véronique - Explores duality and identity in a poetic style reminiscent of Pasolini's works.
Mediterraneo - A unique take on society and war, reflecting on human connections similar to Pasolini.
Youth - Examines aging and life choices, following the thematic depth found in Pasolini’s narrations.
The Pianist - Depicts survival amidst the horrors of war, paralleling Pasolini's social commentary.
The Fall - Explores themes of storytelling and perception, echoing Pasolini's narrative experimentation.
The Shape of Water - Merging fantasy and social commentary, similar to the thematic blends by Pasolini.
The Dreamers - Focuses on youthful rebellion and sexuality, resonating with Pasolini’s thematic focus.
Trainspotting - A raw portrayal of addiction and life choices, reflecting a facet of society Pasolini critiqued.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of free will and morality with a controversial style appreciated by Pasolini fans.
Lady Bird - A coming-of-age film addressing societal expectations and personal identity similar to Pasolini themes.
God's Own Country - Explores love and identity in a rural setting, akin to Pasolini's treatment of marginalized voices.
Call Me by Your Name - A story of love and self-discovery; resonates with Pasolini’s themes of desire and identity.
The Favourite - A biting critique of power dynamics through a darkly comedic lens, echoing Pasolini's style.
Ruins - A raw examination of personal crisis and societal constraints, reflecting themes explored by Pasolini.
Boyhood - A unique perspective on growing up, resembling Pasolini’s focus on personal narratives and authenticity.
The Florida Project - A poignant look at childhood and hardship, resonating with Pasolini’s focus on social issues.
Hereditary - A deep dive into family trauma and identity, presenting a narrative complexity akin to Pasolini’s work.
An Angel at My Table - Depicts the life of a writer with emotional depth, reminiscent of the narrative style of Pasolini.
Fellini Satyricon - Explores sexuality and society in an unconventional narrative, similar to that of Pasolini.
Oldboy - Combines existential themes and a quest for revenge that resonates with Pasolini's style.