Rocco is a 2016 French documentary film, co-directed by Thierry Demaizière and Alban Teurlai.

Rocco
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Directed by	Thierry Demaizière Alban Teurlai
Produced by	Fabrice Coat Stéphane Célérier Valérie Garcia Stéphanie Schorter Champenier Michel Spavone
Starring	Rocco Siffredi Rosa Caracciolo Arabella Danger James Deen Gabriele Galetta Mark Spiegler Kelly Stafford
Cinematography	Alban Teurlai
Edited by	Alban Teurlai
Music by	Pierre Aviat
Production companies	Program 33 Mars Films Falabracks Centre National de la Cinématographie Orange Cinéma Séries
Distributed by	Mars Distribution (France) (theatrical) Netflix (Australia) (VOD) Wild Bunch (Worldwide, except France)
Release dates	September 5, 2016 (2016-09-05) (Italy) Venice Film Festival (Venice Film Festival)
Running time	105 minutes
Country	France
Languages	English French Hungarian Italian

Synopsis

A dive into the pornographic film industry through the eyes of Italian pornographic actor, producer, and director Rocco Siffredi.

Cast

• Rocco Siffredi as Himself
• Rosa Caracciolo as Herself
• Abella Danger as Herself
• James Deen as Himself
• Gabriele Galetta as Himself
• Mark Spiegler as Himself
• Kelly Stafford as Herself

Reception

Boyd van Hoeij from The Hollywood Reporter, called it a "fascinating and beautifully crafted work that tries to paint a nuanced picture of the man himself and, to an extent, the industry in which he worked"[1] E. Nina Rothe from The Huffington Post, wrote: "From its opening shot, it’s clear that Rocco is not a film for the faint of heart. It is raw, hard-core, violent and savage. And yet, hidden beneath this world of porn and Rocco Siffredi — the film’s anti-hero with a Faustian secret — lies a message about how empowered we each are, when it comes to our own sexuality."[2]

Rocco won the NIN Award at the FEST International Film Festival.[3]

References

External links

• Rocco at IMDb
• Rocco at Rotten Tomatoes

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