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Best Italian Movies of All Times
Italian movies

Italian movies are not only about romance and food. Despite their language, these films can be extremely funny. A good example is the comedy “Ma che colpa abbiamo noi,” which stars Carlo Verdone. In this movie, eight people in a therapy group have to come up with new methods of dealing with their problems after their psychologist dies. Another comedy, directed by Daniele Luchetti, is “Mio fratello e figlio unico,” which centers on two brothers who share an ardent love for the same woman.

Another Italian movie that will take you on an Italian vacation is “The Tourist.” Filmed in Italy (except for the opening scenes in New York City), The Tourist takes you on a journey to some of the most picturesque locations in Italy. Filming took place in Venice, Positano, Tuscany, and Rome, among other places. It also featured scenes in Ischia, a small town in Sicily.

La vita e bella is another classic Italian film, which stars Roberto Benigni, a Tuscan actor and screenwriter. The story is set in the late 1930s, and Benigni won the Best Actor Oscar for his performance. His real-life wife, Nicoletta Braschi, plays the mother in the movie.

Another film with a great plot is “Marriage Italian Style” (The Marriage of Fiorentina and Domenico). This film follows a wealthy businessman who begins a decades-long affair with a beautiful prostitute. The woman is secretly pregnant by Domenico’s children and takes drastic measures to keep him. Sophia Loren, Marcello Mastroianni, and Aldo Puglisi star in this romantic comedy.

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The Mediterranean Climate of Italy
Italy weather

Italy’s weather varies quite a bit throughout the year. In the summer, temperatures usually hover around 27 degrees Celsius or +38 degrees Fahrenheit. However, the summer is not always sunny days can lead to thunderstorms. The weather is also very changeable, especially in the spring and autumn. You can expect a hot day one week and a rainy one the next.

The northern part of Italy experiences a Mediterranean climate, while the southern part experiences a dry, warm summer and a chilly, rainy winter. The temperatures in winter are colder and snowfall is more common than in summer. In late Autumn and early spring, temperatures are mild, with temperatures ranging from 17 to 22 degrees C. In contrast, the cities of Rome and Milan experience a milder winter than the rest of the country.

Winters in Italy are cooler than in most other European countries, with temperatures dipping as low as 8degC. However, there is still plenty of sunshine during the winter months. The lowest average temperature is 3degC in the south, while the highest temperature is 11degC in the north. However, you should still bring winter clothes if you are planning to visit Italy during the winter. For skiing lovers, Italy’s mountain regions are the best places to visit during the winter.

The low temperatures in Italy vary from city to city. In Milan, the temperature drops to -3 degrees Celsius, while it reaches as low as -8 degC in the outskirts of the city. In Bari and Ancona, the low temperatures are more moderate.

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