Salomé (2013)
Production & Genre
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Genre: Drama
Story
Salomé, directed by Al Pacino and released in 2013, is an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's play 'Salome'. The film, initially part of a documentary titled 'Wilde Salomé', is a stage production shot over five days in 2011. The story unfolds at the court of King Herod, where his stepdaughter, Salomé, performs the 'Dance of the Seven Veils' to please her stepfather and win a boon from him. Under the influence of her mother Herodias, who harbors resentment against John the Baptist for condemning their marriage, Salomé demands the head of John on a silver platter after being rejected by him.
Summary
Salomé is a cinematic exploration of Oscar Wilde's controversial play of the same name, directed by actor-turned-filmmaker Al Pacino. The film is an experimental stage production shot over five days in 2011 and was initially part of a documentary titled 'Wilde Salome'. The movie delves into themes of desire, rejection, vengeance, and their consequences within the context of King Herod's court. Despite limited plot details available from sources, Salomé offers a unique perspective on Wilde's work through Pacino's directorial approach.
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