Best Italian Filmmakers

8 1/2, La dolce vita; Fellini has made a number of masterpieces. His films were genius and heavily thought-provoking.

He posseses the magic of cinema. any fellini film is an exercise in the essense of cinema and cinephilia.
The true realist is the visionary

He has the most prominent influence in modern European American and Asian filmaking

A true pefrectionist. his attache to details stands out as this of orson welles and kubrick. he deals with classic themes and turns them into modern filmaking. the last of the true romantics.

A true artist in every sense of the word. his movies stands out in every element fom storytelling to magnificent cinematography and from acting to the great morricone scores. all in the same his films are still enjoyable. and he's the proof that Italians can also make westerns

Once Upon A Time In America.

Look in the world cinema history and try to find a most profound influence for social drama and comedy than de cia's magic neorealism. you can't.

What is he doing here? He directed Bicycle Thives which is in my opinion the greatest movie of all time

He helped Italian cinema to get out of the closet. he then set out to redifine modern filmaking and during the twilight if his carrer announced the death of cinema. it's like movies start and end with him.

The most uncompromising filmaker ever to come across in film history. he pushed the limits of what can we saw in the screen. but he never lets the controversy taken over any aspect of his philosophy.

Both of them are stylist of the highest rank. they influence horror cinema more than anyone proving us that if you're gonna kill do it with style. bava is the pioneer and keeps a good quality in his films while argento the last years gives uo one crap after another.

This bunch of movie poets may not rank with the above but they have a filmography of flawless films that stand out for their extraordinary cinematography mixed with emotional stories.