Alessandro Gassmann

Based on the New York Times bestselling novel, THE DINNER turns an ordinary meal among family into a taut morality play as the limits of polite society are tested and two brothers discover just how little they know about each other. When one’s wife sees video of a brutal attack on a homeless woman, she worries it may be their children who are involved in the gruesome assault. Their fragile balancing act of respectability and class now shattered, the two families navigate the repercussions of this senseless assault, revealing in the process the skewed priorities and moral shortcomings of their privileged, insulated perspectives. Official Selection - Venice Film Festival

When enemies from the past kill his wife and brother-in-law, a former mafia enforcer and his daughter flee to Milan to plot their revenge.

Nonconformist Dante returns to Rome to teach high school philosophy, bonding with his students as he navigates life as a single dad.

Towards the end of the 11th century, three friends—bell founder Peter, baron's son Richard, and shepherd Andrew—set off to join the Crusades.

A seaside holiday tears two families apart when the two middle-aged patriarchs fall in love and get engaged, turning everyone’s lives upside down.

When Santa Claus, in the midst of an existential crisis, suddenly disappears during the holiday season, his wife Margaret must roll up her sleeves and save the most special day of the year.

Jason Statham returns as a driver who's called back into action.

Valerio is an ex-cop. After losing his job and the affection of his only son Ettore, he isolated himself from everything and everyone. Then, he receives the most awful news imaginable: Ettore is dead, his body found sprawled askew along a bank of the Tiber River. Almost everyone is certain that it was suicide--but not Valerio. From Walter Presents, in Italian with English subtitles.