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Aprile
Morreti casts himself, wife and friends in a documentary lampoon about Italian politics.
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Gomorra
Gomorra caused quite a buzz on release in the US and across Europe.
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Mid-August Lunch
Middle-aged Giovanni is down on his luck.
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Bicycle Thieves
This classic neorealist masterpiece brings poetry to a poor family mans struggle to find work in post war Italy.
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The Battle Of Algiers
This cinematic masterpiece of political drama is so convincing that director Pontecorvo announces at the beginning that no newsreel or documentary footage has been used in the making of the film.
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Polisse
A critically acclaimed French film, winner of the Cannes Jury Prize 2011 and 13 Cesar Awards also earning international praise.
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The Great Beauty
Fabulous comedy-drama. Sorrentino’s greatest film yet as the director’s restless camera captures socialite Jep’s journey to make meaning of his life.
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The Past
A film about moral choice and responsibility. A man goes to Iran, abandoning his wife and children in Paris. She asks for a divorce.
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Human Capital
This biting and stylish economic crisis murder mystery is based on Stephen Amidon’s prescient 2004 novel set in Connecticut, with the action transplanted to prosperous Milan.
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Youth
Sorrentino’s follow up to The Great Beauty sees an ageing conductor with his old friend in an Alpine spa.










