Il fiore delle mille e una notte (Arabian Nights)

‘The truth lies not in one dream, but in many.’ At the conclusion of his trilogy of life, Pasolini takes us to the fairy-tale Orient of One Thousand and One Nights. Framed by the tragic love story of Prince Nur-ed-Din, who embarks on an odyssey to find his beloved slave Zumurrùd, he weaves 15 stories into a sensual and complex tapestry, rich in images, emotions and impressions.
(Florian Widegger)