#italian-cinema

#italian-cinema

The film struggles to adapt its themes from Italian culture to a broader audience.

Paola Cortellesi's unexpected success with her directorial debut 'There's Still Tomorrow' showcases the resilience of black-and-white monochrome cinematography and old-fashioned storylines.

Joe Wright's 'M. Son of the Century' is an exploration of fascism intended to provoke critical reflection on historical seductions of power.

The film portrays a true story of non-fascist Italian decency during WWII, focusing on submarine commander Todaro's bravery and moral dilemmas.

Marina Cicogna was a pivotal figure in transforming the Venice Film Festival into a global event and championing Italian cinema.

The film presents a gripping wartime narrative showcasing the moral complexities faced by two doctors during WWI. Their choices lead to personal conflicts.

The film 'There's Still Tomorrow' in Italy surpassed Barbie at the box office, exploring feminist themes in a postwar Rome setting which resonated with audiences.

Directorial debut by Paola Cortellesi explores hard-hitting themes like poverty, domestic violence, and women's rights in post-war Rome.

C'e ancora domani is one of Italy's Top 10 highest-grossing films, surprising audiences with its success in tackling serious issues while being co-written and acted by Paola Cortellesi.

Paola Cortellesi's directorial debut in a sentimental drama pays homage to Italian cinema icons, offering a narrative filled with magic-neorealism and theatrical flair.