Malamondo

Year: 1964

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Paolo Cavara

Documentary

The documentary explores some of Europe’s most unconventional youth activities, from nude skiers on Swiss slopes and the controversial hot‑butchering gatherings in Italy to a graveyard orgy. It presents each strange practice in detail, highlighting the oddities that set these events apart.

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