The Degenerates

Year: 1969

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Gian Luigi Polidoro

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A series of bawdy, satirical episodes set in imperial Rome during Nero’s reign, exploring the lowest depths of human sensuality. The film adapts Petronius’ Satyricon, echoing the more famous version by Federico Fellini, and presents a ruthless, decadent portrait of Roman excess, using dark humor and erotic imagery to highlight the corruption of power.

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