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Connections (2013)

Actors: Daniele Misischia (actor), Daniele Misischia (writer), Daniele Misischia (director), Daniele Misischia (editor), Daniele Misischia (writer), Daniele Misischia (producer), Cristiano Ciccotti (writer), Cristiano Ciccotti (actor), Cristiano Ciccotti (writer), Cristiano Ciccotti (producer), Claudio Camilli (actor), Claudio Caminito (actor), Riccardo Camilli (actor), Isac Roitn (composer), Simone Destrero (actor),

Adriano Olivetti: La forza di un sogno (2013)

Actors: Luca Zingaretti (actor), Luca Barbareschi (producer), Michele Soavi (director), Stefania Rocca (actress), Paolo Vivaldi (composer), Saverio D'Ercole (producer), Francesco Pannofino (actor), Franco Bernini (writer), Massimo Poggio (actor), Claudio Gaeta (producer), Daniele Manca (miscellaneous crew), Silvia Napolitano (writer), Monica Simeone (costume designer), Bruno Armando (actor), Elena Radonicich (actress),

Il grande sogno (2009)

Actors: Ottavia Piccolo (actress), Pietro Valsecchi (producer), Michele Placido (director), Michele Placido (writer), Nicola Piovani (composer), Silvio Orlando (actor), Laura Morante (actress), Michele Placido (actor), Salvatore Ricciardi (miscellaneous crew), Riccardo Scamarcio (actor), Alessandra Acciai (actress), Doriana Leondeff (writer), Massimo Popolizio (actor), Claudio Cordaro (costume designer), Consuelo Catucci (editor),

Plot: Italian Revolution, 1968. Police officer, Nicolas, wants to become an actor. He goes out in plain clothes and meets Laura who is among students against the government, Vietnam War and who seek sexual freedom. One day, his identity gets exposed and she leaves him.

Il mercante di pietre (2006)

Actors: Harvey Keitel (actor), Aldo De Scalzi (composer), Ante Novakovic (miscellaneous crew), Massimo Vanni (actor), F. Murray Abraham (actor), Jordi Mollà (actor), Pivio (composer), Bruno Bilotta (actor), Osvaldo Bargero (editor), Paco Reconti (actor), André Djaoui (producer), Renzo Martinelli (director), Renzo Martinelli (writer), Renzo Martinelli (producer), Alan Marsh (actor),

Plot: A thesis picture: is Western Europe turning a blind eye to the dangers of Islamic fundamentalism? Professor Alceo Bandini believes so. He writes and lectures to a few students at a Roman university; he's also a victim of a terrorist attack in Kenya where he lost both legs. On a short holiday in Cappadoccia with his wife Leda, they meet Shahid, an enigmatic cleric, and Ludovico Vicedomini, a forceful gem merchant. Back in Rome, Ludovico attempts the seduction of Leda while Alceo is suspicious of his new acquaintances' politics. The police counter-terrorists discount Alceo's fears: he's paranoid and jealous, they believe. What is going on?

Una talpa al bioparco (2004)

Actors: Giorgio Magliulo (producer), Valentina Girodo (editor), Adriano Giannini (actor), Elio Cecchin (miscellaneous crew), Fausto Maria Sciarappa (actor), Jay Natelle (actor), Luca Angeletti (actor), Diego Pagotto (actor), Sonoo Mishra (costume designer), Fulvio Ottaviano (director), Elisabetta Burranca (miscellaneous crew), Andrea Costantini (producer), Emanuela Galliussi (actress), Emanuela Barilozzi (actress), Valerio Stati (miscellaneous crew),

Da zero a dieci (2002)

Actors: Domenico Procacci (producer), Pierfrancesco Favino (actor), Fabrizia Sacchi (actress), Angelo Nicolini (editor), Luciano Ligabue (director), Luciano Ligabue (composer), Luciano Ligabue (writer), Luciano Ligabue (actor), Massimo Bellinzoni (actor), Elisabetta Cavallotti (actress), Gina Neri (miscellaneous crew), Marina Roberti (costume designer), Stefano Pesce (actor), Samuele Sbrighi (actor), Stefania Rivi (actress),

Ritorno a casa Gori (1996)

Actors: Alessandro Haber (actor), Alessandro Benvenuti (director), Carlo Monni (actor), Massimo Ceccherini (actor), Alessandro Benvenuti (writer), Vittorio Cecchi Gori (producer), Sabrina Ferilli (actress), Alessandro Benvenuti (writer), Rita Rusic (producer), Alessandro Benvenuti (actor), Erasmo Colucci (miscellaneous crew), Ugo Chiti (writer), Ugo Chiti (writer), Guerrino Crivello (actor), Novello Novelli (actor),

Il giovane Mussolini (1993)

Actors: Vincenzo Cerami (writer), Domenico Rafele (writer), Vlastimil Zavrel (actor), Václav Kotva (actor), Gabriela Wilhelmová (actress), Luca Zingaretti (actor), Jan Preucil (actor), Jan Hrusínský (actor), Karel Hábl (actor), Toni Bertorelli (actor), Susanne Lothar (actress), Anna Geislerová (actress), Franco Castellano (actor), Nicola Piovani (composer), Jirí Nemecek (actor),

Plot: The story starts at the point in Benito Mussolini's life when, at the age of nineteen, he gave up being a schoolmaster, left his home town of Forli and, as a guest worker on a building-site in Lausanne, Switzerland, underwent his own personal experience of the darker sides of the capitalist system. The speed with which the rhetorically gifted demagogue manages to assemble whole crowds of friends and followers around him - including above all his "protectress", the enigmatic Russian woman Angelika - is reflected in the speed at which he succeeds in attracting enemies from church and state. His love for the beautiful Eleonora, the daughter of a middle-class family, studying medicine at the University of Geneva - a city where Mussolini himself has been carrying stone around as an unskilled worker - even convinces him to take up studying. When a fatal accident occurs on the building-site - a worker plunges to his death from a badly-secured section of scaffolding - the young student Mussolini calls for a general strike. Arrest and expulsion are the consequences of this first piece of agitation, and it is only the intervention of his influential friend Angelika which saves him from being thrown into jail. But Mussolini is not a man to give up easily. Soon he's successful again, in Trieste, working as editor of the socialist newspaper "L'Avventure del Lavoratore", and a conflict soon arises between himself and the local clergy. This, however, provides the local imperial Austrian authorities with the excuse they need to expel this troublemaker and agitator from the country. Back in his native town of Forlì, Mussolini marries Rachele, his childhood sweetheart. But he's still a long way from settling down into a "bourgeois" lifestyle - he spends far more time with his comrades, and especially the pretty female comrades, than with Rachele and the family. It's not long before Mussolini becomes local chief of the Italian Socialist Party, in which he reveals his secure instinct for power and his talent for intrigue as he plays off various sections of the left against each other. Very soon he's levered his arch-rival Bissolati out of office: in Milan Mussolini becomes editor-in-chief of the country's largest socialist newspaper, "Avanti!". Mussolini exploited the escalation in violence among the country's workers for his own ends. The "reds" - the left-wing Socialists - and the "yellows" - the Republicans - were involved in a bitter war with each other. At the peak of this crisis, however, World War I broke out. While the Italian Nationalists are urging the country to take part in the war, the left wing builds its support on the pacifist strength of the "Socialist International": the workers of Europe must unite against the imperialist warmongers! Now that those in power represent a common enemy, Mussolini - via an adroit move - succeeds in uniting the warring left-wing factions. Although hopes that a united European left will be able to stop the war are soon dashed, Mussolini is now more powerful than ever before. It is at this period of his life that he begins to have growing doubts about neutrality and pacifism being worthy aims for a true revolutionary. Gradually he turns all his allies, even the staunchest ones, into enemies, including his beloved Angelika, by showing a lot of sympathy towards the landowning classes. The last great chapter in the history of Mussolini the socialist is now played out against the backdrop of World War I, and the transformation begins which will eventually lead him to found an entirely different type of socialism altogether - Fascismo. While the pacifists in his party are pressing for neutrality, Mussolini finally allows himself to be "bought" by the Conservative government. The former anti-war campaigner turned opportunist now supports the war. Now he's on his own - and at the turning-point of his political career...

The Humanoid (1986)

Actors: Michael Dobson (actor), Mark Hildreth (actor), Kiyoshi Kobayashi (actor), Kazuki Yao (actor), Cathy Weseluck (actress), Yoshiko Sakakibara (actress), Ward Perry (actor), Hidekatsu Shibata (actor), Janyse Jaud (actress), Ken Kramer (actor), Kazuyuki Sogabe (actor), Robert O. Smith (actor), Yumiko Shibata (actress), Eiji Maruyama (actor), Shin'ichi Masaki (director),

Tutti innamorati (1959)

Actors: Nando Bruno (actor), Memmo Carotenuto (actor), Leopoldo Trieste (actor), Clara Bindi (actress), Marisa Merlini (actress), Pasquale Festa Campanile (writer), Massimo Franciosa (writer), Ugo Guerra (writer), Giorgio Prosperi (writer), Franco Rossi (writer), Franco Rossi (director), Otello Colangeli (editor), Gabriele Ferzetti (actor), Marcello Mastroianni (actor), Polidor (actor),