- “The Stone Council” (2006): This French supernatural thriller film includes scenes that take place in San Marino, showcasing the landscapes and architecture of the country.
- “The Winds of San Marino” (1960): This Italian comedy film is set entirely in San Marino and follows the adventures of a group of friends as they navigate various comedic situations within the country.
- “Tour of Duty” (2010): This Austrian documentary film captures the journey of a group of young men from the Austrian military as they travel through several countries, including San Marino, during their military service.
- “Giallo” (2009): Directed by Dario Argento, this Italian-American horror film features San Marino as one of the locations where the story unfolds. The film follows a detective’s pursuit of a serial killer who kidnaps women in Italy.
- “The Wholly Family” (2011): Directed by Terry Gilliam, this short film is set in Naples, Italy, but also includes a sequence shot in San Marino. It tells the story of a young boy who discovers a magical world while on a family trip.
- “The Seventh Gate” by Richard Zimler: This historical fiction novel is set in both San Marino and Nazi-occupied Rome during World War II. It follows the story of a Jewish boy and his family as they navigate the horrors of the Holocaust.
- “The Tower of San Marino” by Cyril Ray: This thrilling novel is set in modern-day San Marino and explores a series of mysterious events surrounding the country’s ancient tower. It delves into the history and secrets of this intriguing microstate.
- “Angelica’s Smile” by Andrea Camilleri: Although primarily set in Sicily, this detective novel by Italian author Andrea Camilleri features an exciting subplot set in San Marino. Inspector Montalbano must unravel a complex murder case while discovering the secrets hidden within the republic.
- “The Stone Woman” by Tariq Ali: This novel tells the fictional story of a young woman in San Marino who becomes obsessed with a stone artifact found on Mount Titano. It explores themes of culture, history, and identity within the context of this small republic.
- “The San Marino Affair” by Colin Forbes: In this fast-paced thriller, the protagonist stumbles across a political conspiracy involving San Marino. As the mystery unravels, the protagonist must race against time to prevent a dangerous plot from unfolding that could affect the entire world.
WANDERLIST: San Marino in books and on film
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