Giovanna Ralli

Vice and corruption explode on the streets of Italy as a detective and a DA investigate the suspicious death of a teenage girl.

A captain leads a band of misfits into Mexican territory to destroy cannons stolen by bloodthirsty revolutionaries and their infamous leader.

Returning to his uncle’s house for a nightcap, a wealthy playboy and his date walk into a home invasion with a dead body and a hostage situation.

Set in 1943 Italy during World War II Italy...1943, an American soldier is imprisoned by the Germans after parachuting behind enemy lines. He escapes with the help of four Italian prisoners, enlisting their aid in exploding an important bridge.

While pursued by a U.S. rival, a greedy Polish mercenary aids a mine worker and peasant girl as they lead a revolution against the Mexican government.

The heads of an Italian town in WWII will only surrender it to the Allies if they can stage a festival to give the false impression of a fierce fight.

In 1958 Federico Fellini was at a crossroads. He had won two Academy Awards, but no one wanted to make his latest project, "La Dolce Vita." Giuseppe Amato was the only producer who could comprehend Fellini's vision. His thirty years of experience told him that the undertaking would not be without risks, and he was correct. The film would be the most challenging of his career.