13 October 1969 Factual 5 mins
Pier Paolo Pasolini talks about making his film 'Porcile', and about casting Pierre Clémenti and Jean-Pierre Léaud as the film’s lead actors.
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Pier Paolo Pasolini as Self
France 13 October 1969
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