Pier Paolo Pasolini

Pier Paolo Pasolini directed fourteen of the sixteen entries standing in his name, and those fourteen fit between 1961 and 1975. The Berlinale gave him awards in two consecutive years, the Silver Bear extraordinary jury prize in 1971 for The Decameron and the Golden Bear in 1972; the second of those films is absent from here. Both items are recorded against the film rather than the person. Accattone of 1961 is the most voted at 519, Theorem at 450, Mamma Roma at 439, The Gospel According to St. Matthew at 413. The remaining two, dated 1967 and 1981, sit at either end of his list. Fourteen films in fifteen years comes to nearly one a year.