Controversial Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berluscoi is just one of the targets of writer and director Nanni Moretti's...
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2006
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A family struggles to go on after a devastating loss in this deeply emotional drama from Italy. Giovanni (Nanni Moretti) is a...
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2002
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Enzo Monteleone's World War II drama El Alamein: The Line of Fire is concerned with the life of Italian soldiers. Lieutenant...
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2002
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2001
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Giuseppe (Paolo Villaggio) takes his blind seven-year-old granddaughter Carla (Francesca Pipoli) from Puglia to his native...
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2000
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Francesco Calogero directs this crime thriller about erratic behavior brought on by a tedious, stressful job. Irascible Paolo...
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2000
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Horst Fantazzini was a thief who became famous in Italy for a long series of bank robberies where he made a point of never...
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1999
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A loving young husband (popular Italian comedian Antonio Albanese) goes out one night to get his pregnant wife Beatrice...
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Goffredo
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1997
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Much like Alcatraz, Santo Stefano is a fortress-like Mediterranean penitentiary closed by the Italian government in the...
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Maresciallo Ardito
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1997
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Pier Paolo Pasolini was a beloved Italian filmmaker, poet and novelist whose murder in 1975 threw the whole nation into...
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1995
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A former terrorist from the early 1970s, who has totally suppressed the memory of the night in which she almost executed a...
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1995
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This intelligent Italian comedy centers on an academically and physically run-down school and is presented from the...
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1995
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Writer/director/actor Nanni Moretti offers a three-part film diary which takes a sharply satiric look at Italian life. ~...
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1994
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How bad can political corruption get? Try this on for size: the four men in this story had already lost their jobs when an...
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1993
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This humorous and peculiarly Italian movie is unlikely to have been released outside that country, largely because of the...
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1989
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Sergio's great pal is Cena (Davide Torsello), a couple of years older, who is the leader of their gang of boys. They live in...
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1989
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Psychiatrist Caruso (Francesco Nuti) is arguably as nutty as his patients. He can remember at two years old being completely...
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1989
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Lupo (Paolo Hendrel) and Edo (Giovanni Guidelli) take to the swamps after robbing a wealthy Italian in this neo-western...
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1988
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An agent newly retired from the CIA (Scott Glenn) agrees to become an Italian businessman's bodyguard in this adventure film....
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1987
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Otello (Marco Messeri) is the honest lawyer who accepts the position of planning a natural park in Italy's Po valley region....
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1987
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Francesco Nuti directed this Italian romantic comedy set during the '50s in a small factory town where Cecco (Nuti) excels at...
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Giampiero
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1987
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1985
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1985
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Giovanni (Lou Castel) comes home after his brother's suicide to encounter the same family problems that have been around for...
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1982
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