Movies Set in Italy in the 1940s
Kinora's catalogue lists 23 films set in Italy in the 1940s, spanning 1943–2024. Each is tagged by where and when it takes place — filter by real-world setting, era, and environment, or open any film for its full tagged world.
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- 1976
1900
Ruraldir. Bernardo Bertolucci - 1948
Bicycle Thieves
Urbandir. Vittorio De Sica - 1949
Bitter Rice
Ruraldir. Giuseppe De Santis - 1970
Catch-22
Island · Coastal Seadir. Mike Nichols - 1988
Cinema Paradiso
Rural · Urbandir. Giuseppe Tornatore - 2022
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
Rural · Coastal Seadir. Mark Gustafson - 1997
Life Is Beautiful
Urbandir. Roberto Benigni - 2000
Malena
Ruraldir. Giuseppe Tornatore - 1964
Marriage Italian Style
Urbandir. Vittorio De Sica - 1943
Obsession
Rural · Urbandir. Luchino Visconti - 1946
Paisan
Urban · Rural · Coastal Seadir. Roberto Rossellini - 1970
Patton
Desert · Ruraldir. Franklin J. Schaffner - 1945
Rome, Open City
Urbandir. Roberto Rossellini - 1946
Shoeshine
Urbandir. Vittorio De Sica - 1999
Tea with Mussolini
Urbandir. Franco Zeffirelli - 2024
The Brutalist
Urbandir. Brady Corbet - 1971
The Conformist
Urbandir. Bernardo Bertolucci - 1996
The English Patient
Desert · Ruraldir. Anthony Minghella - 1972
The Godfather
Urbandir. Francis Ford Coppola - 1974
The Godfather Part II
Urban · Ruraldir. Francis Ford Coppola - 1952
The Little World of Don Camillo
Ruraldir. Julien Duvivier - 1960
Two Women
Rural · Mountaindir. Vittorio De Sica - 1974
We All Loved Each Other So Much
Urbandir. Ettore Scola
Frequently asked
How many movies are set in Italy in the 1940s?
Kinora's catalogue lists 23 films set in Italy in the 1940s, spanning 1943–2024.
What are some movies set in Italy in the 1940s?
Films set in Italy in the 1940s in our catalogue include 1900 (1976), Bicycle Thieves (1948), Bitter Rice (1949), Catch-22 (1970), and Cinema Paradiso (1988).
What is the oldest movie set in Italy in the 1940s?
Obsession (1943) is the earliest film set in Italy in the 1940s in our catalogue; the most recent is The Brutalist (2024).