Perl can indeed do Model-view-controller (MVC):

• Implementing Model-View-Controller
• OT: Migrating towards a Perl/MySQL/CGI website
• Generation of dynamically-static documents
• Why I dislike the MVC implementations in Web
• Survey of Surveys on HTML Templating systems
• mini-languages for MVC view/controller manipulation
• Model-View-Controller: Template Toolkit vs. XSLT
• Best method for dynamic page generation?
• Web presentation patterns, MVC, and reinventing the wheel
• newbie question: Mason, CGI::App, MVC
• Why use templates?
• mod_perl and MVC
• Seeking MVC Wisdom
• User-updatable web sites
• and etc.

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