a cinematic biography of the highest order. TORONTO GLOBE AND MAILIn 1975, controversial Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini (ACCATONE,THE DECAMERON, SALO) was brutally murdered by Pino the Frog, a seventeen year-old male prostitute who claimed self-defense. Pasolini, an avowed Marxist and open homosexual as well as an outspoken critic of Italys consumer culture and rampant political corruption, was admired by artists and intellectuals but reviled by conservative authorities. Documentary filmmaker Philo Bregstein probes the mysterious circumstances surrounding Pasolinis death to suggest a possible cover-up or conspiracy by right-wing groups. Interviews with Pasolinis peers and associates, including director Bernardo Bertolucci, actress Laura Betti, and writer Alberto Moravia, put the controversial filmmakers life and career into perspective, along with photos, readings of his poetry, and clips from these films.Netherlands/1981/Color and Black & White/Fullscreen/58 mins/In Italian and English with English subtitlesSpecial features:Bonus audio documentary featuring interviews with the director and Bernardo Bertolucci, who was mentored by PasoliniFacets Cine-Notes collectible bookletWHOEVER SAYS THE TRUTH SHALL DIE.Wie de Waarheid Zegt Moet Dood. Directed by Philo Bregstein. Written by Philo Bregstein and Michele Garlati. Cinematography by Michael Pensato, Ali Movahed, Richard Laurent, Vincent Blanchet and Alan Jones. Edited by Mario SteenbergenNTSC Region 1Bonus audio documentary featuring interviews with the director and Bernardo Bertolucci, who was mentored by PasoliniFacets Cine-Notes collectible bookletItalian and English with English subtitles