by Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi

Ruggero Deodato, Master of gory horror films – who has been an influence to film directors such as Oliver Stone, Quentin Tarantino and Eli Roth – is ready to put his art to the service of the younger generation. Rome-based rock band Complesso di Plutone, has created a freakish musical atmosphere with the song The Clown, which tells an unnerving and yet very relatable story. A song that describes what it feels like to grow up and suddenly realise that the world we live in is nothing but a circus, where everyone plays a role and runs in circles with a tainted smile on their faces. And who could translate all that in moving images better than a cult director like Ruggero Deodato? With a name which is world-renown for movies like “Cannibal Holocaust” and “Last Cannibal World.”

The means to achieve this can be attained through the crowdfunding campaign on Eppela, to cover the costs for the development of the video, from the scriptwriting, by Ruggero Deodato himself, to production, post-production and marketing on main online platforms and outlet.

This is a great chance to see a Master of filmmaking back in action, with the utmost disquieting horror characters: clowns! This also represents a great opportunity to amplify the exposure of Complesso di Plutone, which since its birth has explored all the nuances of rock music, to address challenging topics raising questions related to our common living.

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