Nerolio (1996)

Nerolio plot

In Nerolio, director Grimaldi sketches a fictional portrait of his hero and example Pier Paolo Pasolini. In part one, a famous Italian poet and filmmaker travels by train from Messina to Syracuse. He visits the working-class area, the Mazzarona district, and watches the boys playing football. At night the boys make a fire on the beach. One by one they get into the poet's car, who lets them listen to classical music, caress them and admire them. The next day the poet leaves. Part two is mainly set in the poet's house in Rome, where he lives with his mother. A boy, Valerio, visits him several times, because he is writing a thesis on the poet's work. His real intention, however, is to ask the poet to read his first novel and help him publish it. When the poet finds out, a violent altercation ensues. They strike a deal, the poet has sex in exchange for his help with Valerio's book. In part three, the poet walks through the desolate streets of Rome at night. He meets a boy, asks him to dinner and offers him to star in one of his new movies. They drive for a while in the poet's car, who makes his first advances. The nervous boy wants to see money first. Later on at the beach they get into an argument.

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