Pasolini’s first feature film, Accattone portrays the life of a pimp from Rome’s outskirts, suspended between misery, sacrality, and fate. The peripheral city becomes the stage for an archaic tragedy, in which the subproletariat takes on an epic and poetic dimension.

CLAUDIO GIOVANNESI is an Italian director and screenwriter. With films such as Fiore and Piranhas, he has portrayed adolescence and the social margins of Rome, earning major international recognition. His cinema is marked by an empathetic and realistic gaze toward territories and communities.

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Free admission until seats are filled, with booking recommended.

You can book your seat up to two hours before the screening. Once you have booked, please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start time; otherwise, your seat will be reassigned to the waiting audience at the entrance. If you are unable to attend, please remember to cancel your booking from your reserved area on the website, so that others may participate.

If all seats are fully booked online, you may still attend the screening without a reservation in case seats become available due to cancellations or no-shows, by arriving by the film’s start time.