Franco Fabrizi

Golden Globe-nominated satire on television and the instant celebrities who are created by it. Ginger and Fred, two dancers who made careers imitating Rogers and Astaire, are reunited on a tacky and bizarre television show. Directed by the Oscar-honoree and nine-time nominee Frederico Fellini ("8 1/2," "Amacord") and starring international screen star and multiple Oscar-nominee Marcello Mastroianni ("8 1/2," "Dark Eyes"). "...a warm and very human story..." - TV Guide.

Five young men linger in a postadolescent limbo, dreaming of adventure and escape from their small seacoast town.

The rival kingdoms of Roman and Alba depend upon a duel to the death of their champions to decide the fate of their respective empires.

An inspector pursues a secret society of former police officers who bring justice to notorious criminals without trial.

Vice and corruption explode on the streets of Italy as a detective and a DA investigate the suspicious death of a teenage girl.

Small-time pimp Luca Canali sets out to kill a pair of New York hitmen and the gangsters who framed him for stealing a shipment of heroin.

Directed by Édouard Molinaro, this pulse-pounding film noir, based on a novel by Thomas Narcejac, is a dark tale of vengeance starring the great Lino Ventura in an early leading role. When an industrialist kills his mistress by throwing her off a train, her husband (Ventura) takes to the streets of Paris to avenge his wife’s murderer.

A struggling model becomes a media darling after concocting a story of a brutal assault. Complications arise when police arrest the suspects.

In 1527 Rome, a nobleman exiled for murder returns to defend the city, clear his name, and reunite with the woman he loves from a rival family.

When a deported gangster dies in Italy with a $1 million debt to the U.S. government, the IRS sends a dopey agent overseas to root out the dough.