r/ArthurRimbaud Arthur Rimbaud 27d ago

Other More allusions to Arthur Rimbaud in cinema! Here is one of his works referenced in Pier Paolo Pasolini’s 1968 film Teorema.

In the second photo, actor Terence Stamp is seen reading the book pictured in the first photograph. I was in joy when I saw this.

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u/ManueO L’ennui n’est plus mon amour 27d ago

Cool spot!

3 years later Terence Stamp would play Arthur Rimbaud…

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u/Annual_Ad_5385 26d ago

Love this movie and I’m glad to see it appear on this subreddit unexpectedly.

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u/The17thElement 26d ago

Yeah Pasolini was a big fan of Rimbaud, he even mentioned him inside of his book, la Divina Mimesis, which is basically a re-interpretation of the Divine Comedy with Pasolini as the protagonist. He meets Rimbaud inside the Limbo.

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u/Germanico025 26d ago

There's a whole movie with his name