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All 69 Monica Bellucci Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Italian beauty and talent with our exclusive roundup of Monica Bellucci Movies. From her debut in “Un’altra vita” to her breakthrough role in “Irreversible, ” we explore the versatile acting range of this captivating actress who has left an indelible mark on both Hollywood and European cinema. Join us as we delve into the enchanting world of Monica Bellucci’s best movies.
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1. The Raffle (1991)
The Raffle, ” a 1991 Italian comedy, drama, and romance, follows a beautiful and determined young woman, who in the wake of her husband’s untimely death, finds herself embroiled in a desperate bid to keep her family afloat. To do so, she organizes an unconventional raffle, with herself as the grand prize, to settle her husband’s debts.
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2. Vita coi figli (1991)
Vita coi figli” is a heartwarming Italian drama released in 1991, directed by Dino Risi and written by Ennio De Concini and Risi himself. The story revolves around a recently widowed father of five, played by Giancarlo Giannini, who finds himself struggling to play father and mother to a group of lively children. After the passing of his wife, the father embarks on a journey of discovering his deep-seated love for the kids who were once overlooked in his life.
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3. Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)
In “Bram Stoker’s Dracula”, the eternal vampire, Count Dracula, sets his sights on seducing the fiancée of his barrister, Jonathan Harker. A journey from the dark corners of Eastern Europe to the foggy streets of England, this dark fantasy horror film, directed by Francis Ford Coppola, takes audiences on a terrifying and seductive ride.
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4. Ostinato destino (1992)
In “Ostinato destino” (1992), a tale of family and comedy, Carolina Rambaldi isn’t satisfied with her children and decides to leave her property to the one who is married and has had a child within the past year and a half. This decision sparks a frenzy as her children, Marcello, Lucrezia, and Cesare, find themselves in a race against time to claim their inheritance.
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5. The Heroes (1994)
The Heroes” (1994), known originally as “I mitici - Colpo gobbo a Milano, ” is a comedy-crime film set in Italy with a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes. Directed by Carlo Vanzina, the movie stars Claudio Amendola, Monica Bellucci, and Ricky Memphis and was released on February 18, 1994. The film follows the story of Roman TV technicians Fabio and Enzo, who struggle to find decent jobs and end up cracking a safe at a jewelry store in Milan.
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6. Briganti: Amore e libertà (1994)
Briganti: Amore e libertà, set in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies in the 19th century, is a compelling drama directed by Marco Modugno. The film takes place in a village that belongs to the fief of the Sangermano della Baroni. Giuseppe Caruso, a bandit who desires a rural embrace with his lover Maria, meets a tragic end when he is killed by Malacarne, a Sangermano camper. The story unfolds with the backdrop of forbidden love, banditry, and the struggle for freedom in a time fraught with social and political turbulence.
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7. Palla di neve (1995)
Palla di neve, ” a family-friendly comedy-adventure film from 1995, features the charming and comedic performance of Italian actor, Paolo Villaggio. The story unfolds as Villaggio’s character, Billy Bolla, gets closer to his retirement and becomes obsessed with keeping close watch over his pension. Accidentally, he drops his sealed pension bottle into the sea while on a cruise among the Greek islands. The bottle is swallowed whole by a white dolphin named Snowball.
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8. Il cielo è sempre più blu (1996)
Il cielo è sempre più blu, a 1996 release, offers a glimpse into the diverse aspects of Roman life through a series of interconnected vignettes. The film features a jogger who encounters robbers, newlyweds navigating marital bliss, an opportunistic mechanic, and a sadistic meter-maid.
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9. As You Want Me (1996)
As You Want Me, ” also known as “Come mi vuoi, ” is a captivating 1996 film that blends comedy and drama. Telling the story of Pasquale, a Roma policeman whose life takes a surprising turn during a roundup, the movie draws the audience in with its unique plot.
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10. The Apartment (1996)
The Apartment” (1996), directed by Gilles Mimouni, weaves an intricate tale of infidelity, voyeurism, and romance. Set in an enigmatic European metropolis, the film follows a recently engaged man who becomes obsessed with reuniting with a former lover. As he delves deeper into her life, the lines between reality and manipulation blur, and the viewer is taken on a thrilling, nonlinear journey through the characters’ interconnected worlds.
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11. Stressati (1997)
Stressati is a quirky Italian film that explores the lives of two men, Dado and Marco, who can no longer cope with the stress of their modern world. With their wives, separation, and the ever-present presence of mobile phones, the two men find themselves on the brink of a nervous breakdown. As they navigate the challenging environment around them, they begin to question whether their lives are worth living.
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12. Dobermann (1997)
In “Dobermann”, the world’s most ruthless bank robber is living in Paris, wreaking havoc alongside his gang of criminals. As the police struggle to contain the chaos, they reluctantly release a morally suspect commissioner to catch the infamous thief.
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13. Mauvais genre (1997)
Mauvais genre, ” a 1997 French comedy, follows the insecure novelist, Martial Bok, as he embarks on a journey of self-discovery and love. With a new raunchy novel under his belt, Martial jumps into the limelight, indulging in book signings and interviews. When he stumbles upon the beautiful and enigmatic hat designer, Camille, the sparks fly.
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14. Pleasure (And Its Little Inconveniences) (1998)
Pleasure (And Its Little Inconveniences)” is a 1998 French drama movie that skillfully intertwines the lives of seemingly unrelated characters. The film explores themes ranging from heartache and loss to dark comedy and redemption through its captivating plot. Mathieu Kassovitz, Vincent Cassel, and Julie Gayet lead an impressive cast in an emotionally compelling story.
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15. L’ultimo capodanno (1998)
L’ultimo capodanno” transports viewers to Italy for an extraordinary celebration of New Year’s Eve, where the line between comedy and drama becomes blurred, offering a unique and controversial experience. The film, directed by Marco Risi, features an ensemble cast, including stars Monica Bellucci, Francesca d’Aloja, and Marco Giallini.
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16. A los que aman (1998)
A los que aman, released in 1998, is a captivating Spanish drama-romance film that explores the deep secrets and intense passion in the life of a young doctor. The story delves into a love triangle that challenges the existence of those around him, adding a layer of intrigue and suspense to the narrative.
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17. Comme un poisson hors de l’eau (1999)
Comme un poisson hors de l’eau” is a French comedy, crime, and thriller film from 1999, released on May 5th. Written and directed by Hervé Hadmar and Christophe Bergeronneau, the movie stars Tchéky Karyo, Monica Bellucci, and Dominique Pinon. Set in France, the film follows the story of torpedo BB and his psychopath right hand Melvin as they plan to rob a former opera singer for one of his rare fishes.
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18. Unruly (1999)
Unruly, ” originally titled “Méditerranées, ” is a gripping crime drama that takes viewers on a dark and unpredictable journey through the underbelly of Marseille. Set in the year 1999, the film follows the story of Pitou, an ex-convict who returns to his hometown after many years spent behind bars. Expectant of a fresh start, Pitou is instead met with a series of disappointments and encounters a dangerous, evil man with a twisted sense of justice.
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19. Franck Spadone (1999)
Franck Spadone, a professional pickpocket, finds himself in the throes of danger and desire when he becomes infatuated with his latest victim - a dazzling stripper played by the seductive Monica Bellucci. As Franck becomes more entwined with his prey, he unknowingly draws himself into a deadly gang war. Directed by Richard Bean, this French thriller leaves viewers guessing as Franck navigates the dangerous underworld of crime and passion, all in the name of love.
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20. Malena (2000)
Maléna” is a riveting drama set against the backdrop of war, where a curious teenage boy, Renato, finds himself captivated by Maléna, a beguiling woman residing in a quaint, conservative Italian town. As Renato navigates adolescence amidst poverty and war, an intense and unconventional romance unfolds between the pair, defying societal norms. With a powerful performance by Monica Bellucci and direction by Giuseppe Tornatore, “Maléna” is a poignant and captivating coming-of-age tale that explores love, war, and the search for one’s own identity.
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21. Under Suspicion (2000)
Under Suspicion” is a gripping crime thriller set in San Juan, where seasoned detective James Keller (Morgan Freeman) is drawn into an unsettling case involving a wealthy attorney, John Gravely (Gene Hackman). When Gravely arrives at the police station to answer routine questions about the death of a young girl found in a park, Keller quickly discerns the chilling truth behind the murderer’s identity. As suspicion builds and a web of deception unfolds, Gravely must confront the unthinkable – his life’s work, reputation, and integrity are all on the line.
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22. Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)
Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001) is a thrilling action-adventure film that takes place in 18th-century France. The Chevalier de Fronsac and his Native American companion Mani are sent by the king to the Gevaudan province to investigate the killings of hundreds by a mysterious creature. This beast, rumored to be a man-eating lion, has struck fear into the hearts of the villagers.
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23. Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra (2002)
Embark on a thrilling adventure with Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra, where our favorite Gauls journey to the enchanting land of Egypt. When architect Edifis, a loyal friend, is commissioned to build a luxurious palace for the legendary Cleopatra, our heroes leap into action to help him complete his masterpiece.
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24. Jamel… en vrai! (2002)
Jamel. . en vrai! ” takes viewers on a journey through the life and career of one of France’s most beloved comedians, Jamel Debbouze. This engaging documentary captures the trials and tribulations of Debbouze’s journey from humble beginnings in the suburbs of Paris to achieving widespread fame and success.
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25. Astérix & Obélix: Mission Cléopâtre - Le Comankonafé (2002)
Astérix & Obélix: Mission Cléopâtre - Le Comankonafé, released in 2002, is an enchanting and humorous animated adventure comedy film. Directed by Alain Chabat, this French-German production is a delightful journey filled with excitement and laughter. The story follows the legendary characters, Astérix and Obélix, as they embark on a mission to save the beautiful Egyptian queen, Cleopatra.
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26. Irreversible (2002)
Irreversible” is an unforgettable, unsettling, and groundbreaking crime drama film that unfolds in reverse-chronological order. Set in the darkest corners of Paris, it follows the brutal and relentless violence that befalls a beautiful woman named Alex, played by the stunning Monica Bellucci.
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27. The Matrix Revolutions (2003)
The Matrix Revolutions” is the thrilling conclusion to the groundbreaking trilogy that began with the 1999 film “The Matrix. ” Set in the 2200s, this sci-fi action masterpiece delves into the battle between good and evil, as the human city of Zion fights for survival against the relentless invasion of the machines.
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28. Remember Me, My Love (2003)
Remember Me, My Love” is a captivating, heartfelt drama exploring the complexities of a seemingly perfect Italian family. With a runtime of 2 hours and 5 minutes, the film unveils the rich tapestry of hidden issues and challenges, as each member grapples with their unique struggles. Delivering a compelling portrayal of alienation, sexism, sexist behavior, betrayal, and more, the film masterfully weaves humor and romance amidst the drama.
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29. The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
In the action-packed sequel, “The Matrix Reloaded, ” freedom fighters Neo, Trinity, and Morpheus are on a relentless quest to overthrow the oppressive Machine Army. Employing their arsenal of extraordinary abilities and weaponry, they engage in a thrilling battle against the oppressive forces that seek to enslave humanity. As the epic clash unfolds, the trio must confront the mysteries of the Oracle’s prophecy and decipher the true identity of the “chosen one. ”
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30. Tears of the Sun (2003)
In the heart of the tumultuous Nigerian jungle during a civil war, a Special-Ops team, led by a formidable and determined commander played by Bruce Willis, embarks on a mission to save countless lives. Joined by a compassionate doctor, the team finds themselves bound by a duty to rescue not only the doctor but also 70 innocent refugees who have been caught in the devastating crossfire. As the battle unfolds, the team faces numerous threats, including lethal explosions, and must navigate the harsh landscape, outsmart dangerous enemies, and confront their own morality.
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31. The Passion of the Christ (2004)
Witness the harrowing account of Jesus Christ’s final hours in “The Passion of the Christ” (2004). Directed by Mel Gibson and starring Jim Caviezel as Jesus, this powerful drama chronicles the life of the savior, ultimately leading to his crucifixion in Jerusalem. As the story unfolds, viewers will be immersed in the brutality of the era, including graphic violence, torture, sadism, and brutality depicted through techniques like whipping.
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32. Secret Agents (2004)
Secret Agents, ” also known as “Agents secrets” in its original tongue, is a 2004 film that tells the story of a group of secret agents whose mission is to prevent the exposure of a valuable computer chip, which could potentially be connected to the arms trade. The film is set in Casablanca, Morocco, and Tarifa, Spain, and follows the agents as they race against time to execute their plan before the moles within their team sabotage their efforts. Directed by Frédéric Schoendoerffer and written by Yann Brion, Jean Cosmos, and Olivier Douyère, the movie features an ensemble cast led by Vincent Cassel and Monica Bellucci.
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33. The Big Question (2004)
The Big Question” delves deep into the complex realm of human perception, specifically regarding the divine. Through a provocative group dynamic, the documentary poses profound metaphysical queries to a varied assortment of people. This intriguing gathering takes place against the mesmerizing backdrop of the set of “The Passion of the Christ” (2004), resulting in an unexpectedly enlightening sociological experience.
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34. She Hate Me (2004)
She Hate Me, ” the groundbreaking 2004 film by legendary director Spike Lee, explores the intertwining worlds of male prostitution, lesbianism, and business corruption. The movie follows the story of a former biotech executive, wrongfully dismissed for uncovering company corruption. Framing himself for a crime he didn’t commit, he starts a controversial business that sees him ‘impersonating’ wealthy lesbians to impregnate them for profit.
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35. The Burly Man Chronicles (2004)
The Burly Man Chronicles” is a captivating documentary that takes viewers behind the scenes of the making of “The Matrix Reloaded” and “The Matrix Revolutions. ” With a runtime of 1 hour and 35 minutes, this fascinating film delves into pre-production and production meetings, offering an insight into the challenging process of creating these groundbreaking movies.
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36. How Much Do You Love Me? (2005)
How Much Do You Love Me? ” is a delightful and witty romantic comedy-drama that explores the complexities of love and attraction. With a runtime of 1 hour and 35 minutes, the film features a cast of engaging actors, including Monica Bellucci, Bernard Campan, and Gérard Depardieu. Directed and written by Bertrand Blier, the movie takes place in Italy and France, with the characters speaking French, Italian, and English.
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37. The Brothers Grimm (2005)
The Brothers Grimm” is an action-packed, comedy-fueled adventure starring Matt Damon and Heath Ledger as the notorious con-artising duo, Will and Jake Grimm. Navigating through fantastical realms of steampunk and snowy landscapes, the brothers stumble upon a genuine fairytale curse that demands real courage from them. It’s a thrilling journey where their usual bogus exorcisms are given a run for their money.
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38. N (Io e Napoleone) (2006)
In the film “N (Io e Napoleone)”, which was released in 2006, the focus is on an intriguing encounter between Napoleon and an Italian teacher named Martino. Set in the 19th century year 1814, Martino, a passionate idealist, is determined to take matters into his own hands and rid the world of Napoleon’s reign of power.
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39. The Stone Council (2006)
The Stone Council, ” also known as “Le Concile de Pierre, ” is a gripping adventure that unfolds in France. When Diane Siprien, a skilled translator, adopts an Asian baby named Liu-San, her life takes an unexpected turn. Years later, Liu, now a young boy, mysteriously develops an unusual mark on his chest, prompting Diane and Liu to share their chilling nightmares.
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40. The Second Wind (2007)
In “The Second Wind, ” Gu, a renowned gangster, successfully escapes from jail with the help of his true love, Manouche. Before they can flee the country together, Gu must complete one final job for some much-needed cash.
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41. Shoot ‘Em Up (2007)
Shoot ‘Em Up is a thrilling action-comedy film that follows the unnamed protagonist, Mr. Smith, as he finds himself caught in the middle of a deadly shootout while helping a woman give birth.
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42. By His Wounds We Are Healed: The Making of ‘The Passion of the Christ’ (2007)
By His Wounds We Are Healed: The Making of ‘The Passion of the Christ’ is a captivating documentary that takes viewers behind the scenes of Mel Gibson’s groundbreaking film, ‘The Passion of the Christ’. This meticulously crafted documentary delves into the journey of turning the script of the blockbuster film into reality, from Mel Gibson’s initial ideas to the final shoot. The documentary covers every aspect of the production, from the detailed technical aspects to the arduous journey of filming on location.
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43. Manual of Love 2 (2007)
Manual of Love 2” is an Italian-British-Australian-French comedy-romance anthology film, comprised of four standalone episodes. The movie explores various stories of love and relationships through its ensemble of characters and unique settings.
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44. The Man Who Loves (2008)
The Man Who Loves, ” an Italian drama directed by Maria Sole Tognazzi, follows the life story of a man, played by Pierfrancesco Favino, who has recently lost his lover. As he attempts to heal his heartache, he becomes romantically involved with another woman, played by Monica Bellucci. However, it seems he’s not ready to move on and begins to inflict the same heartbreak on the new woman in his life.
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45. Wild Blood (2008)
Embrace the passion, intrigue, and drama of Wild Blood, the gripping biographical film set in Venice, Italy during the Fascism period of the 1940s. Based on the captivating story of two of Italy’s renowned cinematic stars, Osvaldo Valenti and Luisa Ferida, Wild Blood explores the heights of their flourishing careers and the fall from grace that ensues.
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46. 2009 Women’s World Awards (2009)
2009 Women’s World Awards takes center stage in 2009, where the glamorous world of entertainment meets the powerhouse of talent on stage! With an array of talented artists like Anastacia, Monica Bellucci, and Christian Berkel joining the gala event, this star-studded extravaganza celebrates the essence of female achievement and prowess in the industry.
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47. Don’t Look Back (2009)
Directed by Marina de Van and starring Sophie Marceau, Monica Bellucci, and Andrea Di Stefano, “Don’t Look Back” is a captivating drama-horror-mystery film that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Set in an unforgettable backdrop of France, Italy, Luxembourg, and Belgium, with languages ranging from French to Italian, this movie takes viewers on a dark and haunting journey.
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48. The Private Lives of Pippa Lee (2009)
In “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee”, a woman named Pippa finds herself navigating the intricacies of marriage and retirement as she moves with her much older husband to a suburban retirement community. As she grapples with her new surroundings and the demands of her husband’s expectations, Pippa begins to unravel, finding herself on the cusp of a quiet nervous breakdown.
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49. Baaria (2009)
Baaria”, an autobiographical epic, explores the lives of three generations in Giuseppe Tornatore’s native Sicilian village, Bagheria. Filmed in both Sicilian and Italian, this stunning drama and comedy reveals the intimate tales of people living in a small town, where tradition and innovation intertwine. The movie, which boasts an impressive 14 wins and 24 nominations, beautifully depicts the essence of family, love, and community set against the backdrop of a changing world.
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50. Rose, c’est Paris (2010)
Rose, c’est Paris is a thought-provoking and visually stunning documentary-drama that offers a unique and surreal exploration of Paris through the eyes of filmmaker Serge Bramly. By blending elements from mainstream cinema and adult filmmaking, Bramly creates a vivid portrait of the City of Light, filled with surrealist visions, enigmatic identities, and artistic phantoms.
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51. The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (2010)
From the creators of “Pirates of the Caribbean” comes an enchanting adventure that will captivate audiences of all ages, “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” (2010). Nicolas Cage stars as the world’s most powerful sorcerer, Balthazar Blake, who relentlessly searches for the next Prime Merlinean to destroy the evil sorceress Morgana le Fay, portrayed by Alice Krige. When 10-year-old physics prodigy David Stutler (Jake Cherry) stumbles into Balthazar’s magic shop, he discovers his true destiny as the chosen one to learn the art of sorcery and become the Sorcerer’s Apprentice.
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52. The Whistleblower (2010)
The Whistleblower is a riveting drama based on the true story of Kathryn Bolkovac, a courageous Nebraska cop who embarked on a perilous journey as a peacekeeper in post-war Bosnia. This harrowing experience led her to expose one of the United Nations’ darkest secrets - a sex trafficking scandal that was covered up by diplomatic immunity.
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53. A Burning Hot Summer (2011)
A Burning Hot Summer”, also known as “Un été brûlant”, is a captivating drama film directed by Philippe Garrel. Releasing in 2012, this movie is set in Rome, Italy and is an exploration of a complex relationship.
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54. The Ages of Love (2011)
The Ages of Love, ” a 2011 Italian comedy-romance film, stars Robert De Niro and Monica Bellucci. The movie, set in Italy, follows three men as they fall in love with three different women.
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55. Rhino Season (2012)
In “Rhino Season”, a thrilling drama set in Iran, Kurdish-Iranian poet Sahel is released from a brutal thirty-year prison sentence. Driven by his unwavering love and desire to reunite with his long-lost wife, who believes he perished over two decades ago, Sahel embarks on a harrowing journey to find her. As he grapples with the horrors of his past and the inescapable truths that come with his newfound freedom, Sahel must confront the dark and twisted realities of his homeland.
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56. Giuseppe Tornatore: Every Film My First Film (2012)
Every Film My First Film” is a moving documentary directed by Italian filmmakers Luciano Barcaroli and Gerardo Panichi. It offers a unique journey into the remarkable work of director Giuseppe Tornatore, who is widely known for his film “Malena. ” Through the lens of Tornatore’s career, this documentary explores his commitment to cinematic art and how he manages to reinvent himself for each new production.
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57. Keep the Flight in Mind (2012)
In the riveting documentary “Keep the Flight in Mind, ” we delve into the world of legendary Persian aviator Behrouz Vossoughi. The film takes us on a thrilling journey as Vossoughi shares his extraordinary life story. Known for shattering records and pushing the boundaries of flight, Vossoughi’s inspirational journey is captured in this must-see film.
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58. Giuliano Gemma: Un italiano nel mondo (2013)
Giuliano Gemma: Un italiano nel mondo” is a captivating 2013 documentary that delves into the life and career of Italian actor and film icon, Giuliano Gemma. Directed and written by Vera Gemma, the film showcases Gemma’s journey through the cinematic world, highlighting his roles and experiences.
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59. It Happened in Saint-Tropez (2013)
It Happened in Saint-Tropez” is a charming French comedy-romance film that explores the humorous challenges faced by family dynamics and relationship obstacles. Directed by Danièle Thompson and written by herself and Christopher Thompson, this delightful 2013 film stars Eric Elmosnino, Lou de Laâge, and Kad Merad.
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60. Na Quebrada (2014)
Na Quebrada” is a riveting Brazilian biographical drama that takes you on an emotional journey through the lives of young people living in the harshest conditions of a major metropolis. The film is inspired by true stories and takes you on a rollercoaster of love, crime, and heartbreak.
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61. The Wonders (2014)
The Wonders” is a gripping drama set in the picturesque Tuscan countryside, where a traditional family of beekeepers finds themselves entangled in the world of reality TV. The arrival of a troubled teenage boy and a TV contest that seeks to highlight the family’s life creates a whirlwind of unexpected changes. Directed by Alice Rohrwacher, who also penned the screenplay, this film explores the intricate dynamics of family relationships and the unpredictable nature of stardom.
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62. Enrico Lucherini: Ne ho fatte di tutti i colori (2014)
Enrico Lucherini: Ne ho fatte di tutti i colori” is a riveting documentary that delves into the life and career of the first and most prominent publicist in Italy. The film, released in 2014, offers a colorful exploration of Lucherini’s journey, showcasing his influence on iconic Italian films such as Ben Hur, La Dolce Vita, and the works of famous directors like Sophia Loren and Luchino Visconti. Director Marco Spagnoli brings this fascinating story to life, while the film’s writers, including Spagnoli himself, provide a captivating narrative.
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63. Ville-Marie (2015)
Ville-Marie, ” also known as “Barefoot Male” in the English-speaking world, is a heart-wrenching Canadian drama that delves into the complexities of human relationships and the impact of personal demons on our lives. Directed by Guy Édoin, the film revolves around an actress mother, her estranged gay son, and two medical professionals who become entwined in their lives following a tragic incident.
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64. Spectre (2015)
Spectre, ” a high-octane action film from 2015, follows the legendary James Bond (Daniel Craig) as he unravels a sinister organisation called SPECTRE. Bond’s past mysteriously intertwines with the present, revealing shocking revelations about the author of his pain in recent missions. The thrilling ride takes Bond through various exotic locations, including the Sahara Desert and a thrilling boat chase.
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65. On the Milky Road (2016)
‘On the Milky Road’ is an enchanting tale of war, love, and living in solitude. Written and directed by Emir Kusturica, the film takes us on a bittersweet journey through a series of profound and bizarre events, all unfolding in a remote Serbian village.
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66. Behrouz: A Legend on Screen (2017)
Behrouz: A Legend on Screen” is a captivating documentary that unravels the life of legendary Iranian actor, Behrouz Vossoughi, who fled his homeland just before the revolution in 1978 and never looked back. His journey into exile unfolds against the backdrop of political turmoil and cultural upheaval, offering a glimpse of the complex tapestry of post-revolutionary Iran.
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67. Nekrotronic (2018)
In the action-comedy horror film Nekrotronic (2018), a man stumbles upon a shocking secret: he’s a part of a clandestine sect of magical beings who have a crucial mission - eliminating demonic forces in the digital world. The dark, edgy flick blends fantasy with action, comedy, and thrills that audiences just can’t resist.
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68. The Best Years of a Life (2019)
The Best Years of a Life” is a French drama film that explores the theme of growing old and the power of memories in shaping our lives. Directed by Claude Lelouch, the movie stars Jean-Louis Trintignant, Anouk Aimée, and Souad Amidou. The film delves into the lives of an elderly man and a woman, who reminisce about their past affair and the beautiful moments they shared together.
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69. Spider in the Web (2019)
Spider in the Web” is a gripping, edge-of-your-seat espionage thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Released in 2019, this high-tension film stars renowned actors Ben Kingsley and Monica Bellucci, promising stellar performances. Directed by Eran Riklis, the movie follows a young operative assigned to follow an older agent whose behavior has become suspicious.
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