- “Il Postino” (1994) – While the majority of the film is set in Italy’s southern coast, a pivotal scene takes place in the Marche town of Recanati, showcasing the beauty of the region.
- “Bread and Tulips” (2000) – This delightful comedy-drama follows the journey of an Italian housewife who gets stranded in the Marche region while on vacation, finding unexpected adventures and love.
- “Senso” (1954) – Though not entirely set in Marche, some crucial scenes were filmed in Urbino, providing a backdrop for this classic Italian melodrama directed by Luchino Visconti.
- “Lamerica” (1994) – This critically acclaimed film, directed by Gianni Amelio, is set in various locations around Italy, including scenes shot in the Marche region.
- “The Conformist” (1970) – While the majority of this visually striking film takes place in Rome, it features a memorable sequence set in the Marche countryside.
- “Caterina in the Big City” (2003) – This coming-of-age drama tells the story of a teenage girl navigating the challenges of a new school in Rome. The movie includes scenes filmed in the Marche region, adding depth to the protagonist’s backstory.
- “Paisà” (1946) – Directed by Roberto Rossellini, this neorealist film showcases different episodes of the Italian Resistance during World War II, one of which unfolds in the Marche region.
- “The Great Beauty” (2013) – Although primarily set in Rome, this Academy Award-winning film by Paolo Sorrentino includes a scene featuring the ruined city of Urbisaglia in the Marche region.
- “The Third Solution” (1988) – Part of this political thriller, directed by Francesco Rosi, takes place in Ancona, one of the major cities in the Marche region.
- “Mediterraneo” (1991) – While not set specifically in Marche, this Oscar-winning film, directed by Gabriele Salvatores, was filmed entirely in the nearby island of Kastellorizo, creating a similar Mediterranean ambiance.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Italy’s Marche
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