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Lonely, misanthropic small-time crook Enzo uses the superpowers gained after falling into the Tiber River to chase down a crazy gangster called "The Gypsy."

Marco is a 35-year-old ex-chef who has given up his career and any sense of hope to return to Udine in Northern Italy to nurse his ailing father.

Giada is an unfashionable student who puts in discussion everything she believes in for a rich and superficial boy, Riccardo. She changes herself for his love.

Persecuted by his father for being different, androgynous boy Davide, 14, leaves home to live on the streets of Catania.

An autobiographical drama adapted from a book by Loren's sister, Anna Maria Scicolone, it begins with Loren's birth as the illegitimate daughter of Riccardo Scicolone and Romilda Villani (played here by then 75-year-old Loren), a sharp but calculating woman still reeling from the pain of a missed shot at movie stardom. Now facing single parenthood, Villani manages to rise above circumstances, but transfers her own broken dreams to the young Sophia, relocating to Rome and using the girl's delicate beauty to draw the attention of the film and modeling worlds. Soon, 14-year-old Sophia's fateful meeting with producer and future husband Carlo Ponti (at a beauty contest) leads to the young woman's enrollment in acting classes and a career-defining role in the movie Quo Vadis?. The movie follows the young Sophia (Margareth Made) as she travels down the path to superstardom, and intercuts this tale with the story of Sophia's sister Anna, who makes the mistake of marrying Benito Mussolini's philandering son and lives a despairing life in the village where she was born.

It follows 13-year-old Walter, who has lost his father. As he wanders around the Roman coast, an abandoned villa with a huge, murky swimming pool catches his eye, but it is not unguarded.

Ambrogio and Peppino are celebrating Christmas together with their families. After discovering that both their sons are having a relationship with two girls meet on a dating app, they decided to get involved by helping them meet the girls.

A bizarre group consisting of a refined chef with unusual recipes, an assistant cook with taste disturbances and an improvised pastry chef takes part in a competition between chefs to win the contract for the G7.

A Milanese businessman is beside himself when his son decides to marry the daughter of a pizza chef from Naples.

Hristo is a homeless boy. He would do anything to get a normal living. But still there's something he wouldn't do. The price of 'normal' life, for him is too high.

Composer Giacinto Scelsi believed his work came to him from the gods. Discover the mysterious beauty of his world and his music.

A portrait of Italian architect Franco d'Ayala Valva by his son, who attempts to understand his father by immersing himself in his life and work. A controversial father of six, married three times, this 81-year old disciple of American genius Frank Lloyd Wright, has spent more than fifty years building houses around the world and has no intention of stopping, even when faced with the fracture of his leg. By following his father's tumultuous life both at home and at work over two years, the son explores a life where the boundary between the professional and the family spheres is blurred. From the rolling hills of Chianti, where he has been building his own home for 20 years, to the desert of Arizona, where he lived in Wright's bizarre "Taliesin" community, to the cities of Mexico where we discover whether his first buildings are still standing or not, The House of the Father documents a son's search for identity and his father's quest to complete a life's work.

150 years of Italian Unity explained to the children.

An unforgettable journey along the unexplored territory of the north of Ethiopia, her history and her deep Christian soul.