Overview
- November 2, 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s death.
- Italian and international coverage frames the commemoration as a renewed look at his influence on late 20th‑century culture.
- Télérama republishes a 2022 conversation with René de Ceccatty, presented as a leading specialist who has translated Pasolini’s novels, poems and essays.
- Reports highlight his roles as novelist, filmmaker and polemicist, citing works from Ragazzi and Petrolio to Accattone and Salò, as well as his openly assumed homosexuality.
- He was assassinated on Ostia beach in 1975, and current articles recall that aspects of the case remain debated without presenting new investigative findings.