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Medea (1969)

Based on the plot of Euripides' Medea. Medea centers on the barbarian protagonist as she finds her position in the Greek world threatened, and the revenge she takes against her husband Jason who has betrayed her for another woman.

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Thomas N 01 Dec 2010

great filmaking by pasolini, who in contrast to some later work in this case is free from thus thankfully not overburdened by vulgarity and homo eroticism.

Gary G 01 Dec 2010

Although the film nods to Euripides it pulls many versions of the Medea story together. Callas is brilliant and the way Pasolini finds a way to echo the greek chorus in film ( the scenes with calas marching backwards and forwards with her ladies in waiting) is inspired

Jonathan Rosenbaum 01 Jan 2000

Pier Paolo Pasolini's disappointing 1970 version of the Greek tragedy.

Conner R 01 Dec 2010

Story telling especially the scenes in central Turkey are powerful. Attempted realism and construction in the film is a message by itself. Callas fits the part.

Jacob F 01 Dec 2010

Stripping Euripides' tragedy of nearly all of its words, and instead employing a deep foundation of pagan ritualism and an amazing, horrifying score, Pasolini uses several Medea stories to meditate on his usual themes of spirituality, sex, and violence, and this is one of his most profound films philosophically. In this version, Medea is not only the power-mad, jealous wife of the play, but a priestess spiritually connected to nature, taken from her natural surroundings and placed in a cold, and godless modern world, which Jason, who was also once connected to the ritualistic, has forsaken his natural home for. Transfixing, and otherworldly. Callas is stunning.