Enrico Silvestrin

A flirtatious moment takes on major proportions when a young Italian boy kisses the girlfriend of another boy during a protest at high school.

Muccino's bittersweet drama delves into the lives and loves of a modern Italian family whose individual aspirations pull at the seams of their increasingly fragile unit. (Roadside Attractions)

The protagonist of the movie are four robbers who try to rob a bank, but during the robbery, a security guard shoots at one of the robbers: it's Matteo Mancini. They've lose the money they'd robbed. Now they have to put a bomb in an office; so Matteo's brother takes the elevator and goes up towards the 17th floor. With him there are also an unprejudiced secretary and a clumsy employee. When the elevator is going to reach the floor it stops. (imdb)

The story of a lazy recent graduate whose rich parents cut him off with a $5000 check with which he buys a plane ticket to Italy. He gets robbed upon arrival and winds up in Bologna in the care of his new friend Lele, the self-proclaimed King of Bologna. In Bologna, Lele teaches Charlie how to hit on Italian women, throw all-night parties and incite general anarchy. It may have been a simple story of cultural exchange had Charlie not accidentally pissed off two vicious mafia bosses. (imdb)

On New Year's Eve, shy, HIV-positive Claudio is set up on a blind date with immaculate Adelchi. But this is no tete-a-tete: The party includes Claudio's hard-edged lesbian sister, Francesca, Adelchi's confused straight sister Silvia, his outrageously camp friend Marco and other hangers-on (mrqe.com)

Matteo is a twenty-year-old who is impulsive and hardly committed to his studies. He and Margherita fall in love. She is a young, strong Slavic woman who is older than him and who has already taken her place in the world of work. However, Matteo's insecurity ruins this potentially very beautiful love story. (imdb)