A Season in Hell

Year: 1971

Runtime: 130 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Nelo Risi

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It follows the turbulent existence of Arthur Rimbaud— the prodigious, cursed poet who wrote his masterpiece by twenty, later turned to arms dealing, and died at thirty‑seven—while also portraying his intense, stormy partnership with fellow poet Paul Verlaine, marked by constant travel, fierce love, and ultimate rupture.

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