Salomé, one of Al Pacino's directorial debuts, was shot over five days in 2011 but has yet to be publicly distributed. It's part of a double feature on Oscar Wilde's short play "Salomé," which also includes the Venice-screened documentary "Wilde Salomé," which shows how the film was made. The following is the IMDb synopsis for the 1923 adaptation of the play: "Salome, Herodias' daughter, seduces her stepfather/uncle Herod, the governor of Judea, with a sensual dance. He promises her the prophet John the Baptist's head in exchange."