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Theorem

Movie
1968
1h 35m
NR
Italian
Mystery, Drama
User Score: 
7.2
Critic Score: 
76
Theorem' Poster
A wealthy Italian household is turned upside down when a handsome stranger arrives, seduces every family member and then disappears. Each has an epiphany of sorts, but none can figure out who the seductive visitor was or why he came.
Theorem Poster

Theorem

NR
Movie
1968
1h 35m
Italian
Mystery, Drama
A wealthy Italian household is turned upside down when a handsome stranger arrives, seduces every family member and then disappears. Each has an epiphany of sorts, but none can figure out who the seductive visitor was or why he came.
Rating
WATCHMODE
7.2
IMDB
Theorem (1968) on IMDb
CRITIC SCORE
76

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Terence Stamp
The Visitor
Silvana Mangano
Lucia, the Mother
Massimo Girotti
Paolo, the Father
Anne Wiazemsky
Odetta, the Daughter
Laura Betti
Emilia, the Servant
Ninetto Davoli
Angelino, the Messenger
Carlo De Mejo
Lucia's first lover
Adele Cambria
Emilia, the Second Servant
Luigi Barbini
Boy at the station
Giovanni Ivan Scratuglia
Lucia's second lover
Cesare Garboli
Interviewer (uncredited)
Susanna Pasolini
Old Peasant (uncredited)
Directed By: Pier Paolo Pasolini
Written By: Pier Paolo Pasolini (Screenplay)

Featured Comments/Tips

massimilianopennone-deleted-1551969758 says...
10 years ago
I personaggi sembrano tutti ritardati.
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Jay Shuai says...
2 years ago
Third Pasolini film i’ve seen and my least favourite so far (others being The Gospel According to St Matthew and Salo). The new wave films of Italy, France, Czech etc. haven’t aged well. The amateur style may have looked fresh back then but only really looks incompetent now. And the dubbing that Italian films often employed is really annoying. Can’t say too much about the story as there isn’t really one. The usual boring themes of spirituality/divinity and class that you’d expect from Italia filmmakers at this time (and most other times) are the focus and plot is secondary. As with what seems the majority of art films, it’s tell not show. It’s boring. It’s just boring. 5/10
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Featured User Reviews

CinemaSerf
one year ago
Nowadays, when I see Terence Stamp, I wonder how on Earth he achieved the iconic status he did - until, that is, I watch films like this. He is a sexually enigmatic, enthralling stranger who visits and stays with a wealth family, seducing in turn each member of the family - boys and girls; hell even More
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