Italian and Italian-language Films
The Recycling Man: a peep at a future police-state dystopia and its manipulation of vulnerable citizens
Carlo Ballauri, “The Recycling Man” (2020) A very surprising little short, “The Recycling Man” takes
Italian and Italian-language Films
Carlo Ballauri, “The Recycling Man” (2020) A very surprising little short, “The Recycling Man” takes
Italian and Italian-language Films
Damiano and Fabio d’Innocenzo, “Bad Tales / Favolacce” (2020) A survey of three families living
Italian and Italian-language Films
Ferzan Özpetek, “The Goddess of Fortune / La Dea Fortuna” (2019) On the surface, this
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Nicolas Roeg, “Don’t Look Now” (1973) Adapted from the short story with the same title
Italian and Italian-language Films
Paolo Sorrentino, “Loro / Them” (2018) Originally made in two parts totalling three hours, this
Italian and Italian-language Films
Lucio Fulci, “Don’t Torture a Duckling / Non si sevizia un paperino” (1973) Fret not,
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Ridley Scott, “All the Money in the World” (2017) Intended as a character study on
Italian and Italian-language Films
Gian Micalessin, “Ukraine: the Hidden Truth” (2017) A short but very pithy Italian documentary, “Ukraine
Italian and Italian-language Films | North American Films
Ubaldo B Ragona and Sidney Salkow, “The Last Man on Earth” (1964) Over 50 years
Italian and Italian-language Films
Bruno Bozzetto, “Allegro Non Troppo” (1976) A spoof of and tribute to Walt Disney’s famous