What’s being screened
«La grande bouffe» (La gran comilona, 1973) is a cult film by Italian director Marco Ferreri, a dark satire about four men who decide to eat themselves to death in a Parisian villa. Blending the grotesque with the philosophical, the film explores excess, decadence, and a critique of 1970s bourgeois society. Starring Marcello Mastroianni, Michel Piccoli, Philippe Noiret, and Ugo Tognazzi, it became a landmark of European auteur cinema and sparked controversy for its explicit portrayal of gluttony and self-destruction.
Time and access
The screening is scheduled for 25 November 2026 at Espai Vives. No start time or exact session duration is specified, though the original film runs for 130 minutes. Entry is free.
Who it’s for
Aimed at viewers interested in auteur cinema, 1970s European film, or works that push genre boundaries. Due to its themes and explicit scenes, it is not recommended for minors.
