120 Days of Sodom

"120 Days of Sodom" is a controversial and graphic novel by Pier Paolo Pasolini that depicts the extreme dehumanization and brutalization of subjects through explicit sexual and violent acts. The story follows four corrupt men who forcibly subject a group of victims to severe abuse, exploring themes of power, cruelty, and moral decay. Its provocative content aims to critique societal corruption, but it has been widely criticized for its explicitness and alleged incitement to harm. Due to its disturbing nature, it is intended for mature audiences and has sparked ongoing debate about artistic freedom versus ethical boundaries.