Power

Year: 1971

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: Italian

HistoryComedy

Tretti’s sophomore film Power echoes Mel Brooks’ *History of the World*, examining the rule of the powerful over the weak. Vignettes show a man worshiped as a fire god, Jesus and Muhammad disputing food, and Tiberius Gracchus slain by a hostile Senate. Each figure carries a bullet, exposing saviors as the three powers clutch thrones.

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