Satyricon (film)

"Satyricon" is a 1969 Italian film directed by Federico Fellini, inspired by the ancient Roman novel of the same name. It presents a surreal, episodic exploration of decadence, greed, and the decadence of Roman society, blending comedy, fantasy, and social commentary. The film employs imaginative visuals and non-linear storytelling to depict the lives of two friends navigating a chaotic and morally corrupt world. Its experimental style and vivid imagery create a dreamlike atmosphere, emphasizing themes of excess, alienation, and the decline of civilization, making it a landmark in art-house and avant-garde cinema.