“A Marriage in the Moon” (1910): A Pioneering Italian Sci-Fi Gem
“A Marriage in the Moon” – Italy’s Early Foray into Sci-Fi Cinema. In 1910, Italian cinema offered its audience a whimsical vision of interstellar love … Read more
Welcome to the Italian Cinema category on WeirdItaly.com! Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of Italian films, characterized by their diverse genres, unique storytelling, and unconventional themes. This section delves into the works of renowned directors, actors, and cinematic movements that have left a lasting impact on both Italian and global film industries.
“A Marriage in the Moon” – Italy’s Early Foray into Sci-Fi Cinema. In 1910, Italian cinema offered its audience a whimsical vision of interstellar love … Read more
Italy’s Early 20th Century Sci-Fi Renaissance and Yambo’s Role. Enrico de’ Conti Novelli da Bertinoro, better known by his pseudonym Yambo, was born in Pisa … Read more
Futurism and Cinema: An Unexpected Disconnection. In the context of 20th-century art movements, Futurism is notable for its emphasis on modernity and technological advancement. Born … Read more
In cinema, the locations depicted often play a significant role, acting as a silent character, contributing to the narrative, and affecting how the story unfolds. … Read more
Allegro Non Troppo, Handpicked by the Short Films and Feature Animation Branch. Experience Bruno Bozzetto‘s Allegro Non Troppo, a tribute to Disney’s Fantasia. Showcasing six … Read more
Allegro non troppo is a 1976 mixed-media film, incorporating live-action and animation, produced and directed by Bruno Bozzetto. Openly inspired by Disney’s classic Fantasia, it … Read more
Bruno Bozzetto, born on March 3, 1938, in Milan, is an Italian animator, illustrator, and director. He is the creator of seven films, including five … Read more
The bizarre story of Simone & Matteo, the copycats of Terence Hill and Bud Spencer Bud Spencer (Carlo Pedersoli) and Terence Hill (Marco Girotti) were … Read more
A list of Famed Italian Actors Throughout History Related articles: The Best Italian Directors Italian cinema is known for its rich history and renowned actors. … Read more
A rip-roaring gastronomic memoir from Ugo Tognazzi, an icon of Italian cinema. Translated by Dominic Siracusa & Gianluca Rizzo • A mouth-watering journey through Italian … Read more
The 1973 satire movie La Grande Bouffe, also known as La grande abbuffata or The Grand Bouffe, was directed by Marco Ferreri. Starring in it … Read more
Italian Stars Roberto Benigni, Elodie, Greta Scarano, and Carlo Verdone Join Global Stars on Paramount+ Miles Teller, Harrison Ford, Jessica Chastain, Helen Mirren, Sylvester Stallone, … Read more
Michele, thirteen, is shy, disliked at school, and madly in love with Stella. He discovers that he is invisible after dressing up for a Halloween … Read more
A little child inadvertently discovers a deep hole in the ground where another youngster is held captive. Gabriele Salvatores directed I’m Not Scared (Io non … Read more