Tinto Brass has died. He was the author of the famous "Caligula".

Tinto Brass, the renowned Italian director, passed away, as confirmed by his family. Known for his controversial films, including "Caligula" and "Salon Kitty," Brass faced censorship challenges throughout his career. He began his journey in cinema after studying law and worked with notable figures like Roberto Rossellini. His film "In Capo Al Mondo" marked his directorial debut, receiving acclaim at the Venice Film Festival. Brass's work often explored erotic themes, and he gained international fame for his unique storytelling style. His family plans a private funeral ceremony following his death.