Concertissimo Orchestra - soundtracks performer

After a 4-month coma, Monica Grossi awakens with no memory of recent years. Her husband Gianluca and lover Marco died mysteriously. Marco's brother Stefano helps her piece together her past.

Edda Ciano, the daughter of the fascist dictator Benito Mussolini,was held in detention on the island of Lipari (20 December 1945). Upon her exile, Edda felt sick and alone with the pressure imposed by the authorities. The sole sympathy that came to her hard feelings was from the head of communist party Leonida Borgiorno who belonged to an anti-fascist family. At the end of her detention period, their strong bonds did not cease despite all circumstances.

A superannuated radio, an old de-magnetized compass, a tarnished tin soldier, an antique carillon that's jammed. Such objects are the silent witnesses of our lives: they hold stories and contain secrets; but to one man alone, they can warn of future disasters. Basilio has a gift: he can hear those stories, penetrate those mysteries and avert their relative dangers. He has the responsibility of not only restoring those objects, but above all of fixing the soul of persons who, having been seriously wronged, seek justice through vengeance. Their past hides a secret. Their present is not what it could have been. Their future is already in place to overwhelm them in sorrow. Until they meet the Restorer.

A poor girl from the South of Italy comes to Milan to escape an unfaithful fiancé and finds a job as a salesperson for a department store. She soon gets noticed by the boss.

In 19th century Maremma, two childhood friends from contrasting backgrounds fall for the same woman, testing their loyalty. An enigmatic past and western elements shape this epic tale of love, betrayal, and social divides.

Brando is an 11-year-old boy whose family has just moved to a new home in Rome. His parents, both university professors, are estranged and Brando is exploited by both parents as they are involved in quarrels and recriminations with each other. His mother, Flora, suffers from depression. Michele, his father, is immature and absent. The situation becomes more complicated when Michele begins dating Lisetta, a girl he has known for years. Brando is asked to be complicit (to accept and manage that betrayal), which makes him very uncomfortable. When Michele finally leaves the house, Flora attempts suicide and never recovers from her psychosis. Brando then begins his most difficult period. In the past he was sent to his paternal grandmother who, despite her enormous affection for Brando, is no longer able to take care of him. Eventually, Brando is declared legally abandoned and is given to a family house (an orphanage). Michele accepts the court's decision. His reasons being that firstly, he does not want his son entrusted to his maternal grandparents in Catalonia, who Michele feels will not provide proper care to the boy. Secondly he wants to assuage Lisetta, who has recently moved into Michele's home, as she feels the same about the grandparents. The arrival in the family House puts Brando in a state of deep distress. He develops enuresis, which leads him to become the laughing stock of other children. Brando finds refuge in idolizing his heroes in Real Madrid and wrestling. One night he decides to escape and go to the hospital to visit his sick mother, but in the grip of her hallucinations and presumably still wrongly believing that Brando endorses the relationship between his father and Lisetta, she refers to him as a "bad boy" because she considers him an accomplice of the father. She also accuses him of theft in front of a nurse. The child hasn't heard from his grandmother, due to social workers declaring her as unreliable (or as implied, forgetting him), leading to the fact that she might have no way to contact him. After about a year of staying in the family home, Brando receives a proposal to go into foster care with the family of a man he knew whilst living in his former home. The couple had a son who passed away recently, and despite the affection that the couple and their relatives show Brando, the boy rejects them, fearing he will be abandoned again, and worried that the pair want him as a replacement for their deceased son. After a few months, Michele visits Brando, who expects good news, convinced that his father has come to take him home. Instead, Michele now seems totally uninterested in Brando, and is only excited at the arrival of a new child he is expecting with Lisetta. He reaffirms that he has no plans to take Brando back to his old home. Brando then agrees to be sent into foster care with the couple who had proposed to receive him, but not before he reiterates his desire that he not be considered a substitute for their dead son. Surrounded by the love that is in his new family, Brando becomes happy again.

Giovanni, Luca and Claudio are the three sons of Elena, killed by her ex-husband. Orphaned, the three children are taken into custody by the family of a distant cousin of the victim, who faces challenges and difficulties to give serenity to the boys.

A real history on a real person who changed in better the life of many. He built a city, an entire province. He brought such province on the top of the world from both industrial and sport points of view.

In a quiet town overlooking the sea a mysterious killer kills leaving as a rosary sign. This is intertwined in the hands of his victims in prayer. The case is entrusted to Inspector Roberto Parisi (Gabriel Garko), a serial killer specialist, a man from the dark past. When Parisi understands that all the victims of the serial killer are attributable to Santa Teresa - a returnee center for young people who are led by Sister Serafina (Angela Molina) - makes Angela go as a guest of that community. Thus Inspector Parisi, with the help of an ex-policeman, will find out who lies behind the impenetrable mask of the killer and with his investigation will emerge the inconceivable secrets hidden behind the perbenist façade of a normal Italian province.

Overwhelmed by his wife, a postal worker from Northern Italy feigns disability to request a transfer to Milan. When he's unmasked, he is sent to a tiny village near Naples for two years. He moves there alone, scared and full of the typical prejudice about the south. But he meets lovely people who quickly make him feel at home. Now the challenge is to explain this to his wife, so he chooses to make her believe that his life is hell. A remake of the French film "Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis."

A woman loses her daughter in the limbo between sleep and awake.

A common day in the actual Italy, narrated by the different stories of seven different people, it's the starting point for an overview to the 21st century's italian society, among corrupt politicians, unfaithful husbands, hardcore soccer fans and dishonest businessmen.

Claudio falls in love and his life changes as he wants to save the beautiful beloved Luisa. All he discovers is his real purpose in life and the beauty of occupying oneself with all the troubles that life will offer rather than stay spoiled and restrained in a degenerative living. Rome is not just a city , it has the right angels for the job. The city will accompany Claudio and Luisa in their crossing lives to come through and live together.

A disturbing psychological thriller, that engages the audience to the point that it is always caught off guard, thus changing the point of view of the two main performers.

Gustavo is a chef Milan widower who runs a restaurant in Rome: in his local work former boxer Rocky and dishwasher Cecco.

The time is the Twenties. Dr. Carlo Rambelli, inspector for the Ministry of Health, is sent to the Ravenna area to investigate a presumed epidemic of malaria. Once he has reached his native Romagna, Rambelli finds he has to grapple with the elementary life in ghost towns and with the strange deaths of two doctors: the province doctor and the country doctor. The story, which began with a self-possessed, elegiac narration, starts being tinged with suspense and mystery. In the end it will take on the distinct colours of the splattered nightmare. This novel of Baldini's is well constructed, a 'visual' cinema narration. In particular, the description of the horizontal Ravenna countryside is suggestive, with the open plains, the silence, the fog. The characters are vivid: aside from Dr. Rambelli, a gentleman who lent himself to medicine, there is Elsa, the woman of the people full of sensuality and primitive charm, whom the lead character falls in love with, questioning his own marriage relationship; Bellenghi, the federal ignoramus, bossy and violent, symbol of local power and muscular Fascist squad member; Giuseppe, a sensitive, solitary, intelligent child, capable of seeing dead people. Malaria, Fascism, medicine are the topics tackled by the author in the book, and also the explosive mixture that can come from the combination of corruption with a primitive, backward, superstitious mentality extraneous to the scientific rationalism of medicine and the codified rules of civil living.

An insurance agent, in order to save his job, leaves with his family for the trendy Egyptian resort of Sharm El Sheikh, where his boss will also spend the holidays.

Three young people - Roy, Linda and José - who become pirates because they end up involved in the drug traffic. Out of need and greed, they find themselves caught up in something much bigger than them. It all begins as a joke but gradually becomes a cruel and dangerous game all the way to the final catharsis. The three main characters, Roy, his sister Linda and her boyfriend José, start out as avengers but turn into merciless criminals in an endless series of holdups and brutal acts of violence.

When a young Italian girl from a modest background falls in love with a man from a wealthy family, there are problems as both families object and try to protect their loved ones.