Paz!

Inspired by the work of Italian underground comic book prodigy Andrea Pazienza, "Paz!" is a 24-hour slice of life of a group of university students sharing a flat in 1970s Bologna, grappling with drugs, classes, girls and half-hearted political activism.

Cast

Claudio Santamaria

as Pentothal

Flavio Pistilli

as Massimo Zanardi

Max Mazzotta

as Enrico Fiabeschi

Cristiano Callegaro

as Sergio Petrilli

Matteo Taranto

as Roberto Colasanti

Fabrizia Sacchi

as Lucilla

Roberto Citran

as Professore

Antonio Rezza

as Folletto

Iaia Forte

as Signorina Corona

Vittoria Puccini

as Mirella

Reviews

MariaSaviano

Very witty and amusing. However, a warning for parents that this movie contains a lot of nudity. In fact, two men’s penises are shown at close range. There is also a scene in which Rosalinda Celentano’s hairy vagina is clearly seen as she walks through her house bottomless before putting her jeans o...

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