🌟 Fifty years ago, Pasolini's ARABIAN NIGHTS, the third part of his Trilogy of Life, premiered in Cannes. The unique adaptation of the ancient Arabic anthology "One Thousand and One Nights" won the Grand Prize of the Jury and, like the whole trilogy, was wildly popular. Like the other films in Pasolini's Trilogy of Life, ARABIAN NIGHTS celebrates the beauty and vitality of human sexuality. The film is filled with explicit scenes of nudity and sensuality, which were controversial at the time of