@gingerale Maybe it's a bit late but I'm almost sure it's about Marcello, character of The Conformist who's trying to escape his doom and obtain normality. He is surrounded by superficial female characters - his mother and his wife, in Bertolucci's film the address him no more no less as "oh, Marcello" and live in blind ignorance, not understanding what is going on.
@gingerale Maybe it's a bit late but I'm almost sure it's about Marcello, character of The Conformist who's trying to escape his doom and obtain normality. He is surrounded by superficial female characters - his mother and his wife, in Bertolucci's film the address him no more no less as "oh, Marcello" and live in blind ignorance, not understanding what is going on.
What on earth is this song in reference to? I feel...maybe a literary reference? Can anybody shed a little light?
Well, the title is taken from an 80's song.
Well, the title is taken from an 80's song.
@gingerale Maybe it's a bit late but I'm almost sure it's about Marcello, character of The Conformist who's trying to escape his doom and obtain normality. He is surrounded by superficial female characters - his mother and his wife, in Bertolucci's film the address him no more no less as "oh, Marcello" and live in blind ignorance, not understanding what is going on.
@gingerale Maybe it's a bit late but I'm almost sure it's about Marcello, character of The Conformist who's trying to escape his doom and obtain normality. He is surrounded by superficial female characters - his mother and his wife, in Bertolucci's film the address him no more no less as "oh, Marcello" and live in blind ignorance, not understanding what is going on.