#italian-cinema

#italian-cinema

In the Name of the Law was the first film to use the word mafia aloud, break the silence surrounding it, and anticipate themes of violence, death, and complicity in official institutions.

Ennio Morricone's iconic soundtracks, recorded at Forum Studios, reflect unparalleled creativity, influencing film music immensely since its establishment in 1969 alongside other great composers.

Hell of the Living Dead distills the 1980 horror zeitgeist, a gorefest serving as a lighter alternative to the revered Dawn of the Dead, albeit characterized by a shoddy production process.

Italian film director Nanni Moretti, known for his unique storytelling style, is currently in intensive care after suffering a heart attack but is reported to be stable.

"Pierfrancesco Favino plays submarine commander Salvatore Todaro whose forthright courage, combined with a certain poetic sensitivity, inspires fervent loyalty from his men."