Poletti.

 It’s practically an ET made in Italy, with few means and a lot of originality, thirty years before the much more famous American 'brother.'

 Brass was a director too original, genius but also a bit crazy, and the film was shot quickly for Christmas release reasons: if it had been directed traditionally... it would be among my most beautiful.

 Dive into this rare Italian sci-fi satire and explore Alberto Sordi's masterful performance in Tinto Brass's cult classic today!

 "He overturned the clichés of narrative storytelling: he creates a dark, worrying, distressing, unsustainable atmosphere without using any of the classic action cinema expedients."

 "The fear of the unknown, the backbone of so many modern films, has ancient roots. It starts here."

 Experience Hitchcock’s suspense masterpiece—watch North by Northwest now and see film tension redefined.

 Salvatore Giuliano is much more than a film; it is a perfect example of cinema vérité serving the citizen.

 The film moves with sublime elegance between effective documentary style and detailed narration.

 Watch Salvatore Giuliano to explore Italy’s history through Rosi’s masterful cinema vérité storytelling.

 Thus was born one of the funniest scenes of "Bianco, rosso e Verdone", Carlo Verdone’s second film.

 Verdone as an actor is virtually unstoppable in his linguistic sorties, perfect in delineating the psychology of three characters as funny as they are extremely lonely.

 Discover the humor and heart of Bianco, Rosso e Verdone—watch this Italian comedy classic and dive into Verdone’s unforgettable characters!

 Can a one-hour and forty-five-minute movie be considered a masterpiece even though for almost one hour nothing happens at all? Yes, it can.

 The highest moment is the famous dictation of the letter. The highest moment in the entire history of Italian comedy.

 Watch Totò and Peppino's legendary comedy classic and experience Italian humor at its finest!

 "Who Framed Roger Rabbit? represents the best that Hollywood has managed to invent in the last twenty years."

 "Jessica Rabbit seems like the only real woman to us in a world of fake and heavily made-up women."

 Dive into the magic of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? — watch the film and experience a milestone in animation and live-action cinema!

 "Television is viewed as the devil’s other face, a brain-crushing and history-killing device."

 "The dance of Ginger and Fred, more than melancholic, is total, definitive, the end of a dream and the beginning (maybe) of reality."

 Discover Fellini’s poignant satire—watch Ginger e Fred and experience a reflective masterpiece on TV and society.

 Settle down on your home couch, turn off the light, and watch 'A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies,' the history of Hollywood cinema from its origins to the mid-Seventies.

 Scorsese, bringing all his great passion for cinema into this documentary, talks to us about Orson Welles, how he was a genius and innovative, the comic who never laughed.

 Dive into cinema history with Scorsese’s iconic documentary—watch, learn, and celebrate classic American films today!

 Il caimano is not a subversive film, because it doesn’t talk about Silvio Berlusconi (it barely touches on him) but about society and workplace death.

 The world of cinema, made of miseries and nobility, made of human caricatures and caricatured humans, with the fear of not wanting to bother anyone, and the desire to get back into the game.

 Discover Nanni Moretti’s Il Caimano—watch the film that blends satire, society, and cinema in a unique Italian masterpiece.

 "Orson Welles is the William Shakespeare of cinema, a strong, authoritative personality, a true deus ex machina."

 "'Chimes at Midnight' is a work of art of inhuman proportions, mixing the fate of losers with the reasons of History and a harsh critique of corrupt power."

 Explore the genius of Orson Welles in 'Chimes at Midnight'—watch the legendary Shakespearean epic that redefined cinema.