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Vita da Carlo

Genre

TV series - 2 seasons, 20 episodes

Cast

Carlo Verdone, Max Tortora, Monica Guerritore, Anita Caprioli, Filippo Contri, Antonio Bannò, Caterina De Angelis, Stefano Ambrogli, Andrea Pennacchi, Alessandro Haber, Maria Paiato, Claudia Potenza, Giada Benedetti

Directed by

Carlo Verdone, Arnaldo Catinari

Vita da Carlo

Genre

TV series - 2 seasons, 20 episodes

Cast

Carlo Verdone, Max Tortora, Monica Guerritore, Anita Caprioli, Filippo Contri, Antonio Bannò, Cateri

Directed by

Carlo Verdone, Arnaldo Catinari
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Where it was filmed 'Vita da Carlo'

Carlo’s house in the series. The view behind him is a projection

The reality and fiction that tell the daily life of Carlo Verdone intertwine and fuse in Vita da Carlo. The private and public lives of the actor mostly take place in Rome, the city of his birth and setting for most of his films, which, with all its inherent contradictions between eternal beauty and unsolved problems, ends up taking a starring role in the series alongside the man.

Carlo’s private life takes place mostly in his apartment: inspired by the actor’s country and city homes, the set designer, Giuliano Pannuti built the set at the Video Studios. The fictitious city apartment is intended to be located in the Monteverde neighbourhood of Rome: a residential building dating to the early 1900s, quite close to the actor’s real home, provided the exterior. The building also includes the communal terrace where Carlo loves spending time and where his daughter Maddalena’s rather nosy ex-boyfriend Chicco (Antonio Bannò), camps out. The view from the terrace provides the stunning panorama for Carlo’s fictional home, very similar to that of his real one.

In episode 1, Carlo and his friend, actor Max Tortora, discuss the latter’s lack of libido as they wander down vicolo del Leopardo in Trastevere where they notice the rubbish and mess. They are heading for piazza della Scala and the ancient pharmacy of Santa Maria della Scala, a location used various times in the series. The scene also includes Porta Settimiana, at the start of the present day via della Lungara, well known to Verdone’s fans because it appears in Fun is Beautiful, which he starred in and directed in 1980.

Passeggiata del Gianicolo. Carlo meets Alessandro Haber

In episode 2, Carlo and Max are going to a funeral but the road is blocked by works. Insistent fans convince Carlo to get out of the car to take photos:  the scene is set on via Garibaldi, at the Acqua Paola fountain, which is better known as the fontanone del Gianicolo. The funeral takes place at the Church of Santa Caterina ai Funari, in the Sant’Angelo quarter. At night, gripped by insomnia, Carlo leaves the house and heads for passeggiata del Gianicolo where, leaning out from the wall where the articles of the Constitution of the Roman Republic are inscribed, towards one of the best views of the city, he has a surreal conversation with actor Alessandro Haber.

Antonello Venditti’s “Self-portraits” photo exhibition in episode 3 is displayed in the courtyard of Palazzo Altemps, part of the Museum Nazionale Romano. A little later, near the Roman Forum, Carlo bumps into his pharmacist friend, Annalisa (Anita Caprioli) at lunch in piazza della Consolazione who invites him to sit with her:  behind her is the Church of Santa Maria della Consolazione. Carlo is just steps away in the following scene when he talks with his assistant on the phone:  he walks down via di San Giovanni Decollato, leaving the church of that name behind him, and past the entrance to the Church di Sant'Eligio dei Ferrari.

In episode 4, Carlo and Max have an unexpected experience when the reckless chauffeur, engaged to take them to the stadium, overexcited and pressured by his VIP clients’ hurry, drives down backwards for a long stretch to then make a fast and furious U-turn on via Giacomo Medici, in the Gianicolo area, continue down a road the wrong way at top speed and crash into the rubbish bins. The three end up at the Hospital of San Filippo Neri, instead of the stadium: the interiors of the hospital where Carlo and Max are listening to the game on the radio are actually those of the Hospital Carlo Forlanini in the Gianicolo area which was operational from 1920 to 2015.

In episode 5, Carlo and Annalisa finally go on a date, but there is always the unexpected to consider and the couple ends up taking a young girl to find a night pharmacy: this time the setting is in the EUR neighbourhood and there is just time to catch a glimpse of an evocative shot of Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana (the so-called square Colosseum) whose austere illuminated bulk reflects in the fountain outside.  Carlo’s car drives along piazzale Konrad Adenauer towards viale Civiltà del Lavoro and the pharmacy, beneath the square porticoes typical of the Rationalist architecture that distinguishes the entire neighbourhood. The girl then requires a lift to the Garibaldi statue on the Janiculum Hill where she is waited by her boyfriend while Carlo and Annalisa’s evening ends with them sitting on the edge of the Gianicolo’s fontanone eating a sandwich bought from a nearby food stall. The episode ends on the view from the fountain where Carlo stops to smoke and think.

Morgan in the Basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le Mura

In episode 6, Carlo looks for peace and quiet at the Abbey of San Pietro in Valle, in Valnerina, in the municipality of Ferentillo (TR): he finds his friend Morgan amongst the monks’ guests. The interiors used for the monks’ religious functions are those of the Basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, located near via Tiburtina in the San Lorenzo neighbourhood of Rome.

In episode 7, Max and Ivana invite Carlo to Fregene to meet a friend of theirs:  the locations of this episode are the last part of the beach of the Villaggio dei Pescatori and Moravia’s former villa where the woman lives.

Towards the end of the episode 8, at the end of yet another busy day, Carlo takes a break near the compound that encloses the Mausoleo Ossario Garibaldino on the Janiculum Hill, in an area known as Colle del Pino, which houses the corpses of those who fell in the battles for Roma Capitale between 1849 and 1870: it is an austere four-sided portico in travertine marble with three arches on each side, positioned at the top of a staircase.

Episode 9 begins at the top of the Colosseum where Carlo defuses a suicide attempt amidst a crowd of cheering fans. At the end of yet another exhausting day, Carlo walks down via San Pietro in Montorio, a staircase linking via Garibaldi in the Trastevere neighbourhood to the ancient Church of San Pietro in Montorio. In 1957, the sculptor Carmelo Pastor Pla depicted the Stations of the Cross here in multicoloured terracotta: the façade of the Church of St. Anthony of Padua stands between the two ramps, all that remains of this deconsecrated church whose two side niches were decorated for the occasion with two sacred statues in neon. The Virgin Mary to the right of the entrance seems intent on sending Carlo a message.

In the last episode, 10, Carlo walks into Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pace, in via dell’Arco della Pace just behind piazza Navona, recognisable by the semi-circular pronaos which enriches its façade. The Colosseum, arch of Titus and the Basilica of Massentius are all in the background while Carlo and his ruthless deputy major running mate are having a clarifying conversation while the busts of the Risorgimento patriots on the Janiculum “overhear” the conversation between Carlo and Annalisa.
 

Vita da Carlo: locations in Season 2

He spent the entire first season dithering over the proposal to stand for Mayor of Rome; in the second season of Vita da Carlo Verdone has written a book but has not abandoned his dream of directing an arthouse film, Maria Effe.

Alongside Max Tortora as his friend, Monica Guerritore as his ex-wife, Filippo Contri and Caterina De Angelis as his children, Chicco-Antonio Banno’ as the boyfriend, Maria Paiato as the housekeeper are some new roles: Stefania Rocca, as a children’s author; singer Sangiovanni, chosen by the producer to play a young Verdone in Maria Effe, and guest stars: Ibrahimovic, Christian De Sica, Mita Medici, Claudia Gerini, Gabriele Muccino, Maria De Filippi, Fabio Traversa, Fabio Fazio.

The opening scenes feature via dei fori imperiali with the Vittoriano in the background, as Carlo describes the end of his political adventure. He signs copies of his books at the bookshop in the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome (but the location is in piazza Santi Apostoli).

The apartment in via Giacomo Medici in the Monteverde neighbourhood of Rome with its panoramic view was built on a soundstage and features once again, while scenes offer different glimpses of Rome: the gazometro and ponte di ferro; the bridge and Castel Sant’Angelo; Sant’Agnese in Agone in piazza Navona. Locations also included Fregene (Fiumicino), where Carlo hopes to spark an affinity between the two main characters of his film at the producer’s villa in via Castiglioncello. Carlo searches the streets of Fregene in search of Sangiovanni who has disappeared. He goes to Fiumicino airport to pick up a panicking Max (Tortora).

Sangiovanni leaving

Carlo takes Sofia (Stefania Rocca) to a restaurant in piazzale dell’Aquilone, Ostia for an award ceremony. Sofia convinces Carlo to swim naked on the beach of Ostia. Sofia’s many extravagant ideas include flying a two-seater plane (a surprised Carlo discovers this outside a hangar at the Airport dell’Urbe), and camping with a group of “lively” kids in Formello.

Terme dei Papi in Viterbo is the setting for a scene where Carlo tries to reassure his housekeeper Annamaria (Maria Paiato).

The cameo of Jessica and Ivano with Claudia Gerini was shot at the Hassler Hotel in piazza Trinità dei Monti, while the scene where she slaps Carlo over and over for a film directed by Gabriele Muccino has piazza del Cavalieri di Malta in the background.

When Sangiovanni realises that he is not right for the part he has been given he leaves from piazzale Ostiense. A clearly discouraged Carlo meets a rough sleeper on a bench in Villa Borghese in piazzale dei Cavalli Marini.

Where it was filmed 'Vita da Carlo'

Carlo’s house in the series. The view behind him is a projection

The reality and fiction that tell the daily life of Carlo Verdone intertwine and fuse in Vita da Carlo. The private and public lives of the actor mostly take place in Rome, the city of his birth and setting for most of his films, which, with all its inherent contradictions between eternal beauty and unsolved problems, ends up taking a starring role in the series alongside the man.

Carlo’s private life takes place mostly in his apartment: inspired by the actor’s country and city homes, the set designer, Giuliano Pannuti built the set at the Video Studios. The fictitious city apartment is intended to be located in the Monteverde neighbourhood of Rome: a residential building dating to the early 1900s, quite close to the actor’s real home, provided the exterior. The building also includes the communal terrace where Carlo loves spending time and where his daughter Maddalena’s rather nosy ex-boyfriend Chicco (Antonio Bannò), camps out. The view from the terrace provides the stunning panorama for Carlo’s fictional home, very similar to that of his real one.

In episode 1, Carlo and his friend, actor Max Tortora, discuss the latter’s lack of libido as they wander down vicolo del Leopardo in Trastevere where they notice the rubbish and mess. They are heading for piazza della Scala and the ancient pharmacy of Santa Maria della Scala, a location used various times in the series. The scene also includes Porta Settimiana, at the start of the present day via della Lungara, well known to Verdone’s fans because it appears in Fun is Beautiful, which he starred in and directed in 1980.

Passeggiata del Gianicolo. Carlo meets Alessandro Haber

In episode 2, Carlo and Max are going to a funeral but the road is blocked by works. Insistent fans convince Carlo to get out of the car to take photos:  the scene is set on via Garibaldi, at the Acqua Paola fountain, which is better known as the fontanone del Gianicolo. The funeral takes place at the Church of Santa Caterina ai Funari, in the Sant’Angelo quarter. At night, gripped by insomnia, Carlo leaves the house and heads for passeggiata del Gianicolo where, leaning out from the wall where the articles of the Constitution of the Roman Republic are inscribed, towards one of the best views of the city, he has a surreal conversation with actor Alessandro Haber.

Antonello Venditti’s “Self-portraits” photo exhibition in episode 3 is displayed in the courtyard of Palazzo Altemps, part of the Museum Nazionale Romano. A little later, near the Roman Forum, Carlo bumps into his pharmacist friend, Annalisa (Anita Caprioli) at lunch in piazza della Consolazione who invites him to sit with her:  behind her is the Church of Santa Maria della Consolazione. Carlo is just steps away in the following scene when he talks with his assistant on the phone:  he walks down via di San Giovanni Decollato, leaving the church of that name behind him, and past the entrance to the Church di Sant'Eligio dei Ferrari.

In episode 4, Carlo and Max have an unexpected experience when the reckless chauffeur, engaged to take them to the stadium, overexcited and pressured by his VIP clients’ hurry, drives down backwards for a long stretch to then make a fast and furious U-turn on via Giacomo Medici, in the Gianicolo area, continue down a road the wrong way at top speed and crash into the rubbish bins. The three end up at the Hospital of San Filippo Neri, instead of the stadium: the interiors of the hospital where Carlo and Max are listening to the game on the radio are actually those of the Hospital Carlo Forlanini in the Gianicolo area which was operational from 1920 to 2015.

In episode 5, Carlo and Annalisa finally go on a date, but there is always the unexpected to consider and the couple ends up taking a young girl to find a night pharmacy: this time the setting is in the EUR neighbourhood and there is just time to catch a glimpse of an evocative shot of Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana (the so-called square Colosseum) whose austere illuminated bulk reflects in the fountain outside.  Carlo’s car drives along piazzale Konrad Adenauer towards viale Civiltà del Lavoro and the pharmacy, beneath the square porticoes typical of the Rationalist architecture that distinguishes the entire neighbourhood. The girl then requires a lift to the Garibaldi statue on the Janiculum Hill where she is waited by her boyfriend while Carlo and Annalisa’s evening ends with them sitting on the edge of the Gianicolo’s fontanone eating a sandwich bought from a nearby food stall. The episode ends on the view from the fountain where Carlo stops to smoke and think.

Morgan in the Basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le Mura

In episode 6, Carlo looks for peace and quiet at the Abbey of San Pietro in Valle, in Valnerina, in the municipality of Ferentillo (TR): he finds his friend Morgan amongst the monks’ guests. The interiors used for the monks’ religious functions are those of the Basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, located near via Tiburtina in the San Lorenzo neighbourhood of Rome.

In episode 7, Max and Ivana invite Carlo to Fregene to meet a friend of theirs:  the locations of this episode are the last part of the beach of the Villaggio dei Pescatori and Moravia’s former villa where the woman lives.

Towards the end of the episode 8, at the end of yet another busy day, Carlo takes a break near the compound that encloses the Mausoleo Ossario Garibaldino on the Janiculum Hill, in an area known as Colle del Pino, which houses the corpses of those who fell in the battles for Roma Capitale between 1849 and 1870: it is an austere four-sided portico in travertine marble with three arches on each side, positioned at the top of a staircase.

Episode 9 begins at the top of the Colosseum where Carlo defuses a suicide attempt amidst a crowd of cheering fans. At the end of yet another exhausting day, Carlo walks down via San Pietro in Montorio, a staircase linking via Garibaldi in the Trastevere neighbourhood to the ancient Church of San Pietro in Montorio. In 1957, the sculptor Carmelo Pastor Pla depicted the Stations of the Cross here in multicoloured terracotta: the façade of the Church of St. Anthony of Padua stands between the two ramps, all that remains of this deconsecrated church whose two side niches were decorated for the occasion with two sacred statues in neon. The Virgin Mary to the right of the entrance seems intent on sending Carlo a message.

In the last episode, 10, Carlo walks into Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pace, in via dell’Arco della Pace just behind piazza Navona, recognisable by the semi-circular pronaos which enriches its façade. The Colosseum, arch of Titus and the Basilica of Massentius are all in the background while Carlo and his ruthless deputy major running mate are having a clarifying conversation while the busts of the Risorgimento patriots on the Janiculum “overhear” the conversation between Carlo and Annalisa.
 

Vita da Carlo: locations in Season 2

He spent the entire first season dithering over the proposal to stand for Mayor of Rome; in the second season of Vita da Carlo Verdone has written a book but has not abandoned his dream of directing an arthouse film, Maria Effe.

Alongside Max Tortora as his friend, Monica Guerritore as his ex-wife, Filippo Contri and Caterina De Angelis as his children, Chicco-Antonio Banno’ as the boyfriend, Maria Paiato as the housekeeper are some new roles: Stefania Rocca, as a children’s author; singer Sangiovanni, chosen by the producer to play a young Verdone in Maria Effe, and guest stars: Ibrahimovic, Christian De Sica, Mita Medici, Claudia Gerini, Gabriele Muccino, Maria De Filippi, Fabio Traversa, Fabio Fazio.

The opening scenes feature via dei fori imperiali with the Vittoriano in the background, as Carlo describes the end of his political adventure. He signs copies of his books at the bookshop in the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome (but the location is in piazza Santi Apostoli).

The apartment in via Giacomo Medici in the Monteverde neighbourhood of Rome with its panoramic view was built on a soundstage and features once again, while scenes offer different glimpses of Rome: the gazometro and ponte di ferro; the bridge and Castel Sant’Angelo; Sant’Agnese in Agone in piazza Navona. Locations also included Fregene (Fiumicino), where Carlo hopes to spark an affinity between the two main characters of his film at the producer’s villa in via Castiglioncello. Carlo searches the streets of Fregene in search of Sangiovanni who has disappeared. He goes to Fiumicino airport to pick up a panicking Max (Tortora).

Sangiovanni leaving

Carlo takes Sofia (Stefania Rocca) to a restaurant in piazzale dell’Aquilone, Ostia for an award ceremony. Sofia convinces Carlo to swim naked on the beach of Ostia. Sofia’s many extravagant ideas include flying a two-seater plane (a surprised Carlo discovers this outside a hangar at the Airport dell’Urbe), and camping with a group of “lively” kids in Formello.

Terme dei Papi in Viterbo is the setting for a scene where Carlo tries to reassure his housekeeper Annamaria (Maria Paiato).

The cameo of Jessica and Ivano with Claudia Gerini was shot at the Hassler Hotel in piazza Trinità dei Monti, while the scene where she slaps Carlo over and over for a film directed by Gabriele Muccino has piazza del Cavalieri di Malta in the background.

When Sangiovanni realises that he is not right for the part he has been given he leaves from piazzale Ostiense. A clearly discouraged Carlo meets a rough sleeper on a bench in Villa Borghese in piazzale dei Cavalli Marini.

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Data sheet

Genre
TV series - 2 seasons, 20 episodes
Directed by
Carlo Verdone, Arnaldo Catinari
Cast
Carlo Verdone, Max Tortora, Monica Guerritore, Anita Caprioli, Filippo Contri, Antonio Bannò, Caterina De Angelis, Stefano Ambrogli, Andrea Pennacchi, Alessandro Haber, Maria Paiato, Claudia Potenza, Giada Benedetti
Country of production
Italy
Year
2021
Production

Filmauro

Awards
Nastri d’Argento 2022: Best original tv series
Plot

The public image of Carlo is that of a generous man who is always available:  never refusing a request for a selfie or autograph. The price for being constantly onstage is an extremely frugal private life, measured in unchanging rhythms. His life takes a surreal turn when he is asked to stand for election as the mayor of Rome.

The locations

Ex Hospital Carlo Forlanini – Rome
Region: Lazio Type: Hospital Territory: City
Fountain of Acqua Paola – Roma
Region: Lazio Type: Fountain Territory: Historical centre, City
Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana – Roma
Region: Lazio Type: Palazzo Territory: City, Suburbs
Archaeological Park of the Imperial Fora
Region: Lazio Type: Archaeological site Territory: Historical centre, City
Archaeological Park of the Colosseum
Region: Lazio Type: Archaeological site Territory: Historical centre, City
Eur neighbourhood – Roma
Region: Lazio Type: Abbey Territory: City, Suburbs
Rome
Region: Lazio Type: City Territory: Historical centre, City, Suburbs
Trastevere – Rome
Region: Lazio Type: Working class neighbourhood Territory: City

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Directed by: Michele Placido
The American backyard
Film drama
Directed by: Pupi Avati
L'ultima volta che siamo stati bambini
Film comedy
Directed by: Claudio Bisio
The Hunt
Film thriller
Directed by: Marco Bocci
La casa degli sguardi
Film drama
Directed by: Luca Zingaretti
Two Women
Film drama
Directed by: Vittorio De Sica
The Fortune Goddess
Film drama
Directed by: Ferzan Ozpetek
La dolce vita
Film drama
Directed by: Federico Fellini
The Great Beauty
Film drama
Directed by: Paolo Sorrentino
The best of Youth
FIlm drama
Directed by: Marco Tullio Giordana
My House is Full of Mirrors
TV mini-series - 2 episodes
Directed by: Vittorio Sindoni
La quattordicesima domenica del tempo ordinario
Film drama
Directed by: Pupi Avati
High stakes - A night in the ward
Film comedy
Directed by: Giovanni Dota
La Storia
Tv series - 8 episodes
Directed by: Francesca Archibugi
Bicycle Thieves
Film drama
Directed by: Vittorio De Sica
Lamborghini: The man behind the legend
Film drama
Directed by: Bobby Moresco
Breaking up in Rome
Film comedy
Directed by: Edoardo Leo
The Ignorant Angels
Tv series - 8 episodes
Directed by: Ferzan Özpetek
Reading Lolita in Teheran
Film drama
Directed by: Eran Riklis
We Still Talk
Film drama
Directed by: Pupi Avati
They Call Me Jeeg
Film drama, action
Directed by: Gabriele Mainetti
The White Sheik
Film comedy
Directed by: Federico Fellini
Loro 1
Biographical film
Directed by: Paolo Sorrentino
Love & Gelato
Film comedy
Directed by: Brandon Camp
Lovely Boy
Film drama
Directed by: Francesco Lettieri
Made in Italy
Film drama
Directed by: Luciano Ligabue
Magnificent Presence
Directed by: Ferzan Ozpetek
Sirley
Film drama
Directed by: Elisa Amoruso
Eat Pray Love
Film drama
Directed by: Ryan Murphy
Marcel!
Film drama
Directed by: Jasmine Trinca
Marcello mio
Film drama
Directed by: Christophe Honoré
Maria Montessori - La nouvelle femme
Biographical film
Directed by: Léa Todorov
Mia
Film drama
Directed by: Ivano De Matteo
Midnight Caravan
Visual novel/Adventure
Mindemic
Film drama
Directed by: Giovanni Basso
Miss Fallaci
Tv series - 8 episodes
Directed by: Luca Ribuoli, Giacomo Martelli, Alessandra Gonnella
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1
Spy Film
Directed by: Christopher McQuarrie
Muti
Film action thriller
Directed by: George Gallo, Francesco Cinquemani, Luca Giliberto
My Spy - The Eternal City
Action movie
Directed by: Pete Segal
Noi
Tv series - 12 episodes
Directed by: Luca Ribuoli
The Legendary Giulia and other Miracles
Film comedy
Directed by: Edoardo Leo
Noi siamo leggenda
Tv series - 12 episodes
Directed by: Carmine Elia
All you need is crime
Film comedy
Directed by: Massimiliano Bruno
Non ci resta che il crimine - La serie
Tv series - 6 episodes
Directed by: Massimiliano Bruno, Alessio Maria Federici
Non è un paese per giovani
Film comedy
Directed by: Giovanni Veronesi
Non riattaccare
Film drama
Directed by: Manfredi Lucibello
Notti in bianco, baci a colazione
Film comedy
Directed by: Francesco Mandelli
Nuovo Olimpo
Film drama
Directed by: Ferzan Ozpetek
Dark Glasses
Film thriller, horror
Directed by: Dario Argento
The First Omen
Film horror
Directed by: Arkasha Stevenson
Pare parecchio Parigi
Film comedy
Directed by: Leonardo Pieraccioni
Per Elisa - Il caso Claps
Tv series - 6 episodes
Directed by: Marco Pontecorvo
Perfect Strangers
Comedy film
Directed by: Paolo Genovese
Petra
Tv series – 2 seasons
Directed by: Maria Sole Tognazzi
Power of Rome
Documentary
Directed by: Giovanni Troilo
Promises
Film drama
Directed by: Amanda Sthers
Quando
Film drama
Directed by: Walter Veltroni
Almost home
Film drama
Directed by: Carolina Pavone
My summer with Irène
Film drama
Directed by: Carlo Sironi
This World Can't Tear Me Down
TV series – 6 episodes
Directed by: Zerocalcare
Quo vado?
Film comedy
Directed by: Gennaro Nunziante
Radhe Shyam
Film drama, sentimental
Directed by: K.K. Radhakrishna Kumar
Raphael – The Lord of Arts
Documentary – Art
Directed by: Luca Viotto
Robbing Mussolini
Film comedy
Directed by: Renato De Maria
Kidnapped
Film drama
Directed by: Marco Bellocchio
Reality
Film drama
Directed by: Matteo Garrone
Red Notice
Film action
Directed by: Rawson Marshall Thurber
Rido perché ti amo
Film comedy
Directed by: Paolo Ruffini
Ripley
Tv series - 8 episodes
Directed by: Steven Zaillian
Ritorno al crimine
Film comedy
Directed by: Massimiliano Bruno
Romantic Girls
Film comedy
Directed by: Pilar Fogliati
Rome Reborn
Educational
Romeo is Juliet
Film comedy
Directed by: Giovanni Veronesi
Ryse: Son of Rome (Game)

Action / Adventure

St Peter's and the Papal Basilicas of Rome 3D
Documentary - Art
Directed by: Luca Viotto
Sei fratelli
Film drammatico
Directed by: Simone Godano
Shadow of Rome (Game)
Action / Adventure
Dry
Film drama
Directed by: Paolo Virzì
Skam Italia
Tv series - 5 seasons
Directed by: Ludovico Bessegato, Tiziano Russo
Slow Food Story
Documentary
Directed by: Stefano Sardo
I Can Quit Whenever I Want
FIlm comedy
Directed by: Sydney Sibilia
I Can Quit Whenever I Want - Masterclass
Film comedy
Directed by: Sydney Sibilia
Sono Lillo
Tv series - 2 seasons - 14 episodes
Directed by: Eros Puglielli
Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy
Tv serie - 2 seasons
Directed by: Satiyesh Manoharajah, Neil Ferguson, Chiara Messineo, Archie Powell, Chloë Avery
Tear Along The Dotted Line
TV series – 6 episodes
Directed by: Zerocalcare
Street Fighter (Game)
Fighting game
SuburrAEterna
Tv series - 8 episodes
Directed by: Ciro D’Emilio, Alessandro Tonda
Summertime
Tv series - 3 seasons
Directed by: Lorenzo Sportiello, Francesco Lagi
Directed by: Matteo Rovere, Francesco Carrozzini, Francesca Mazzoleni
I Told You So
Film drama
Directed by: Ginevra Elkann
The Good Mothers
Tv series - 6 episodes
Directed by: Julian Jarrold, Elisa Amoruso
The Italian Recipe
Film sentimental
Directed by: Hou Zuxin
The Penitent
Film drama
Directed by: Luca Barbareschi
The Swarm
Tv series - 8 episodes
Directed by: Barbara Eder, Luke Watson
The Trip to Italy
Film comedy
Directed by: Michael Winterbottom
To Rome With Love
Film comedy
Directed by: Woody Allen
Tomb Raider Chronicles (Game)
Action / Adventure
Three Floors
Film drama
Directed by: Nanni Moretti
Tre sorelle
Film comedy
Directed by: Enrico Vanzina
True Blue
Directed by: Filippo Barbagallo
All the Money in the World
Dramatic film, crime
Directed by: Ridley Scott
Tutti Pazzi per Amore
TV series - 3 seasons - 78 episodes
Directed by: Riccardo Milani
Un'estate fa
Tv series - 8 episodes
Directed by: Davide Marengo, Marta Savina
Una gran voglia di vivere
Film drama
Directed by: Michela Andreozzi
An Endless Sunday
Film drama
Directed by: Alain Parroni
The desired war
Film comedy, drama
Directed by: Gianni Zanasi
Directed by: Niclas Bendixen