Medea (1969) by Pier Paolo Pasolini, Clip: Medea rages - "Nothing more is possible - ever!"

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The Image: Good God, her face - https://aestheticoftheimage1.files.wo... - A totally extraordinary piece of modern cinema.
And that primeval...roar...which Maria Callas produces in the final few moments.
Honestly, somebody get me a glass of water - this scene is just so wonderful.
Maria Callas' only film I think. What a face!

(Jason has been cheating on Medea. [Younger woman and all that/politically advantageous etc.] Now, you just don't do that to Medea. Her solution? - she kills both their children and then sets fire to the castle that houses their bodies meaning they will not receive a proper ritualistic Greek burial - a big thing in those days and thus why Jason pleads and pleads with her in this clip)
(Pier Paolo Pasolini looked like this: https://thefilmstage.com/wp-content/u...)

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