Daniele Vargas

Directed by Luigi Filippo D'Amico and starring Alberto Sordi, this sharp 1970 comedy follows a conservative man who unexpectedly inherits a chaotic football team. As he fumbles with players, fans, and tactics, personal transformation ensues. A satirical gem that skewers sports culture, provincial politics, and masculine identity in postwar Italy.

A man framed for murder and left to die in an African jail escapes and becomes a jungle legend, protecting life and trying to avoid being discovered.

After his parents' demise, a man seeks revenge and gets injured but is saved and mentored by a seasoned pro, only to be targeted by the same mentor.

Ursula Andress is the undisputed top Bond-girl of all times, making her iconic mark on cinema in the famous “Dr No” scene with that bikini… Well, if you’ve ever wondered what she’d look like without the bikini, here is the film where Andress is undressed for the most part of this joyous pun-filled romp-com which has attained genre cult-status. Jack Palance (Oscar® for City Slickers) plays an offbeat American tycoon looking to buy a vineyard in Italy’s beautiful Tuscany. The owner is an older lecher who is recovering from a recent dally-induced heart attack, and he doesn’t want to sell. But his madcap family does, and in order to hasten his death they hire the provocative nurse Ursula Andress, hoping that she’ll give the old man another - this time, fatal - cardiac arrest! The last laugh will come after an unexpected twist...!

At the collapse of the Mayan civilization a comet passed near the Earth. When a team of archaeologists discover a blob-like monster hundreds of years later, that same comet is due to pass close to the Earth again.