Watch Order
0 / 9 watchedNine key films in release order.
About Marco Ferreri
Marco Ferreri started in Spain with El Cochecito in 1960 about a pensioner and his wheelchair, then The Conjugal Bed in 1963 and The Ape Woman in 1964 on fame and exploitation. Dillinger Is Dead arrived in 1969 with Michel Piccoli and a revolver found in a drawer.
La Grande Bouffe followed in 1973 about four men eating themselves to death, Dont Touch the White Woman in 1974, The Last Woman in 1976, Tales of Ordinary Madness in 1981 from Bukowski and The House of Smiles in 1991 which won the Golden Bear. Ferreri died in 1997. Watch these nine in release order for the satire sharpening film by film.
Good to know
These are standalone stories with no shared continuity, so there is no chronological order to untangle. This list is a starter path of nine from more than twenty features, leaving out TV work and lesser seen late titles. La Grande Bouffe and The Last Woman are explicit and confrontational by design. Start with Dillinger Is Dead or La Grande Bouffe, then The Ape Woman for his early tone.
