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Depicts the story of family conflict, intense love and hate, political intrigue and violent death surrounding the fall of Italy's fascist dictator, Benito Mussolini. The action centers on the struggle for power between Mussolini and his son-in-law and heir-apparent, Italy's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Galeazzo Ciano. Caught in the middle is Mussolini's daughter Edda who, married to Ciano, must choose sides.

A documentary recreating 5th century B.C. Athens, and the political forces which called for the trial and death of Socrates.

Set in contemporary Naples, the film focuses on the consequences of the brutal rape of a young woman by three teenage boys. Ciro is the only boy who shows remorse, and part of the film is devoted to his experiences in an offshore juvenile prison. Simultaneously, the film follows the faltering efforts of the victim, Irene, to put her life back together. Ciro starts writing letters from prison to Irene, who eventually begins to read them. Ciro's experiences are unsurprisingly gritty and occasionally violent, while Irene, in a much more meditative depiction, is shown going about everyday life while still disturbed and alienated by what she has been through. These two contrasting worlds are drawn to one another.

Details the life of three peasant families in 19th century Italy. Evokes the time and place rather than telling a narrative.

Levi, an intellectual exiled by the Fascist government during World War II to a mountain village in southern Italy, discovers the resilience and dignity of people who live close to the land.