In this standard but toned-down sex comedy, seven different vignettes starring female leads like Monica Vitti,...
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1979
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The Italian Man with a Flower in His Mouth bears no relation to the Luigi Pirandello one-act play of the same title. Also...
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1975
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This Italian film is a searing indictment of the greed and ambition which warp the medical profession. It focuses especially...
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1973
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In this Italian comedy, Amedio (Alberto Sordi) is a telephone lineman who works in remote parts of Australia. Unfortunately,...
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1971
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This three-part social satire lampoons the church, television, big business and universities plagued by campus unrest....
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1970
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This comedic social satire mercilessly lampoons Italy's ineffectual health-care system that allows for corruption and mass...
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1968
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Yet another entry in a long series of 1960s Italian sex comedies, this one has some clever moments in its study of four...
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1967
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In this offbeat black comedy, Efisio Ugo Tognazzi is smuggled into Sardinia to kill a man for his insulting remarks about...
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1966
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Composed by five different screenwriters, this Italian/French comedy stars the talented and ubiquitous Vittorio Gassman as an...
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1964
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When an insurance salesman comes to a small Italian town, he is mistaken for a Fascist official sent from Rome. He is...
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1962
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In this frothy romantic outing, a brainy gal from Texas heads for Italy after winning a television quiz show. There she...
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1959
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Director and co-writer Luigi Zampa, best known for his earlier works as a satirist of favorite targets like bureaucratic...
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1959
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1957
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This Italian drama is a four episode anthology based on the stories of Pirandello. The episodes were compiled from two...
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1957
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Sicilian Sasa Scimoni (Alberto Sordi) learns L'Arte di Arranglarsi, or "The Art of Getting Along", in this perceptive Italian...
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1954
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1954
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1953
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Anni Facili (The Early Years) stars Nino Taranto as Sicilian professor De Francesco. On behalf of a friend who has developed...
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1953
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1952
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The seemingly effortless direction of Luigi Zampa helps smooth over the rough spots of Signori in Carroza. Aldo Fabrizi stars...
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1951
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1950
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The White Line is a modest anti-war statement set in a tiny Italian village near Trieste. As the result of an International...
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1950
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1949
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In this drama, set at the end of WW II, two Italian prostitutes ply their trade with American soldiers. When the war ends,...
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1949
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The Difficult Years is another uncompromising neorealist exercise by Italian filmmaker Luigi Zampa. The title refers to the...
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1948
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Anna Magnani won Best Actress at the 1947 Venice Film Festival for her stirring comic performance in this charming film,...
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1947
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In this interesting Italian WW II comedy-drama, the residents of a remote Italian village find their lives forever changed...
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1947
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1946
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1945
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