120 Days of Sodom, or The School of Debauchery

The most candid, shocking, and depraved fantasies in the novel by the greatest connoisseur of erotica, Marquis de Sade. A philosophy of destruction, the exaltation of vice, all kinds of rapes and punishments - in "120 Days of Sodom, or The School of Debauchery," written in the Bastille. The manuscript was hidden by de Sade in the wall of his cell and was only accidentally discovered in 1900. Based on the book, Pasolini's drama "Salò, or The 120 Days of Sodom" was filmed - about the last days of Italian fascism.