Which films were shot in Italy?

Italian films include Roman Holiday, Sweet Life, Mr. ripley the Genius, Fatal Travel and Beautiful City.

1, Roman holiday

One of the greatest films of the 20th century, dedicated to the incomparable beauty of Rome. The film was shot in 1953 and tells the story of Princess Anne (Audrey Hepburn)' s adventure in Rome: she sneaked away from foreign affairs and wandered around Rome as a tourist. Joe (Gregory Parker) finds her wandering in the street and tries his best to help her realize her wish, while avoiding paparazzi and plainclothes police.

The most iconic scene is Hepburn and Parker riding a wasp scooter along the Colosseum and Venice Square. Another corner related to movies is 5 1 (Via Margutta 5 1), which is the studio of local sculptors and the residence of Joe, a reporter in the movie.

2. Sweet life

The masterpiece of the famous Italian director federico fellini, one of the most famous films in history, has become a symbol made in Italy and a mythological symbol of Rome in 1960s. This film tells the life of the gossip reporter Marcelo Roubini (marcello mastroianni).

The main scene is Veneto Avenue and the surrounding bars. The most famous scene is the scene where Sylvia (anita ekberg), a freelance actress, bathes in Trevi Fountain. This film won numerous awards and inspired many films and directors.

3. The brilliant Mr. ripley.

A truly Italian thriller swept from north to south: locations include Ischia, Prosi, Rome, Venice, Naples, Souranto Peninsula, Livorno, Palermo and San Remo. The film is set in the late 1950s. Young Tom ripley (Matt Damon) pretends to be from a famous school, gains the trust of a wealthy family in new york, and entrusts him to take their runaway son Dickie (Jude Law) home.

4. Fatal travel is with you

Romantic thriller set in the most romantic place-Venice. Fatal Travel with You tells the story that Frank Tupelo (Johnny Depp), an American math teacher, meets a mysterious and charming woman Alice (Angelina Jolie) on the train and follows her to Venice.

One of the most famous scenes is that Tupelo jumped off the balcony and landed on the roof of a fruit stand near the Grand Canal in the central market of Riato. Most of the indoor shooting was done in Dagnelie Hotel, which is one of the most luxurious hotels in front of the lagoon.

5. Beautiful city

Like a brilliant and melancholy wet mural about contemporary Rome, this film made by paolo sorrentino shows the life of writer Jonny Gon badra (played by Tony Seville). Gunn badra became famous when he was young, indulging in extravagant and complicated social activities and mixing with boring playboys and celebrities. His 65th birthday and the death of his beloved Ai Lisha awakened his memories of his youth and made him look at himself and consider starting writing again.