Quick recap on the Italian films featured at the festival, including “Nostalgia” and “Freaks Out.”

Quick recap on the Italian films featured at the festival, including “Nostalgia” and “Freaks Out.”
Pietro Marcello brings Jack London’s Oakland-set novel to Naples in his innovative adaptation.
A Roman fashion house is terrorized by a faceless killer in this endlessly stylish, thrilling midcentury mystery.
A married Russian-Italian mother finds a new passion for life when she meets a younger chef.
Vittorio De Sica explores Italian romance past, present, and future in his award-winning film starring Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni.
“Marilyn’s Eyes” has occasional moments that are genuinely touching, but it doesn’t quite hit the mark as a socially conscious comedy.
A struggling family of bee farmers get the chance to represent their way of life on a TV competition show.
A needy young man with a penchant for baking finds himself newly single and in search of a home, and himself.
Ingrid Bergman experiences the land of God in Roberto Rossellini’s 1950 film.
Luchino Visconti’s second film follows a Sicilian fishing family who strives to rise up out of poverty, but face hardships at every turn.