Pasolini and the Secret Humiliation of Chaucer

This documentary explores the intricate process behind Pier Paolo Pasolini's adaptation of Geoffrey Chaucer's work. Focusing on the 1972 film "The Canterbury Tales," it delves into the challenges and decisions faced during production. The film highlights the various edits and scenes that were ultimately left on the cutting room floor.

Featuring contributions from Mimmo Cattarinich, Enzo Ocone, and Laura Betti, it provides a unique perspective on the film industry and the artistic choices made by Pasolini. By analyzing the complexities of adaptation, this documentary sheds light on the often unseen aspects of filmmaking. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in Pasolini's work may find this film to be an insightful addition to their collections.