Vittorio Caprioli

Roberto Rossellini’s Golden Lion winner at Venice 1959 is a moving wartime masterpiece. Vittorio De Sica plays a small-time conman imprisoned by the Nazis and coerced into impersonating a resistance hero. As he gains the trust of fellow prisoners, deception gives way to conviction. Based on real events, it’s a stirring reflection on identity, courage, and redemption under fascist rule.

France, 1960. In two months, young technician Michel will leave for Algeria to fulfill his military duties. Until then, he spends his time dating best friends Liliane and Juliette. When he goes on holiday to Corsica, the girls join him, and a game of seduction and rivalry evolves between them.

Luc Merenda is a highly regarded police detective who is taking syndicate money in exchange for departmental favors. His father, a simple man, also works for the department, but on a lower rung. A series of events leads the young detective to ask his father a favour and it doesn't take long for the latter to realize that his son is corrupted. Directed by Fernando Di Leo.

Two boys, one rich and one poor, are held for ransom. With the police providing no help, a father is forced to take matters into his own hands.

Framed for a crime he didn't commit, Guido Mauri seeks revenge against the men who did him wrong after he’s released from prison.