Totò

During WWII, two enemy colonels—one Italian and the other English—develop a grudging friendship as their armies vie for control over a Greek village.

Totò stars in this hilarious parody of gangster films, playing a modest man mistaken for a notorious mobster in postwar Sicily. Directed by Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia, the film blends farce and crime with Totò’s iconic comedic flair. A cult classic that captures the absurdity of power, identity, and reputation in a country rebuilding itself through laughter.

In 1943 a young British officer, Norman Lewis, entered a war-torn Naples with the American Fifth Army. Lewis began writing in his notepad everything that happened to him during his one-year stay observing the complex social cauldron of a city that contrived every day the most incredible ways of fighting to survive. These notes turned into the masterpiece NAPLES ‘44.

An American crook enlists the help of a local gang in Italy, crafting a daring plot to steal treasured jewels from Naples' patron saint.