pigsty

Stye is a drama in eleven episodes that Pasolini wrote in 1966 and then, in 1969, transposed in the eponymous film to tell the impossibility of living according to their coordinates, their instincts while preserving the intimate nature of themselves from cannibal world.

Pigpen in the plot is developed in Germany after the Nazis, when the bourgeoisie with his way of understanding globalizing democracy took power and runs it.
Julian, the son "neither obedient nor disobedient" of a couple of the German bourgeoisie, located in a pigsty paternal love 'different' and 'non-natural', however, he recognizes it as a spark of "pure life." The mysterious passion that marks the character since its entrance becomes a symbol of the discomfort of those who do not recognize in contemporary society, and takes refuge in something instinctual but secret.
Pigsty no prisoners. It condemns all, from first to last. There is no redemption, there is no possibility of salvation in this world subjugated so, now, anthropological. There is hope in this pigsty where everyone eats everything, where everything just has to be.
Valerio Binasco

Co-production: Teatro Metastasio in Prato / Teatro Stabile del Friuli Venezia Giulia
with the collaboration of Spoleto58 Festival of 2Mondi
Author: Pier Paolo Pasolini
Director: Valerio Binasco
with: Mauro Malinverno (Father), Valentina Banci (Mother), Francesco Borchi (Julian), Elisa Cecilia Langone (Ida), Franco Ravera (Hans-Guenther), Fulvio Cauteruccio (Herdhitze), Fabio Mascagni (Maracchione), Pietro d ' Elia (Servant of the house)
Scene: Lorenzo Banci
Costumes: Sandra Cardini
Music: Arturo Annecchino
Lights: Roberto Innocenti