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Clockwork Orange - The "Korova Milk Bar

the Korova Milk Bar is the bar of film and novel Clockwork Orange Anthony Burgess of where Alex (the protagonist) and his droogs (friends) used to spend the evening before some wild night. Korova The term means in Russian "cow."
The bar serves "more milk", milk that is supplemented with drugs. At first the protagonist of the book provides an extensive list of drugs that a regular visitor to the Korova may need to add to his milk are mentioned in the Vellocet ( LSD), the synthemesc ( mescaline) and drencom ( adrenochrome ), another of the ways mentioned to drink milk is "with knives" (which term probably refers to amphetamines ).
In the film, the bar has several statues of naked women serving milk from their udders. The choice use of tables in the shape of a woman and statues of naked women is not accidental but is the concept of Stanley Kubrick on ' eroticism.
Indeed, as the movie (and book) set in the future, he saw the erotic element as a projection of what would happen in the coming years: that the advent of erotic art as folk art.
E 'was dedicated to the famous local cult Clockwork Orange namesake bar in the center of the city of Ferrara (via white cross, 51). The same is also served the famous "milk over " but instead of adding drugs, can be extended with any drink spirits. The restaurant is managed by the brothers of the famous singer Vasco Brondi ( The lights of the power plant).

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directly inspired by the novel and film there is a bar in New York City 's East Village named "Korova Milk Bar" that reflects the style and the design of the film. Inside this bar, there are many designer items including chairs designed and made by Italian designer Fabio Novembre.

Fabio Novembre