- “The Wind Cannot Read” (1958): This English war drama follows the love story between an English officer and a Sardinian woman during World War II, with beautiful Sardinian locations featured throughout.
- “The Little World of Don Camillo” (1952): While predominantly set in Brescello, this Italian comedy-drama includes a memorable sequence filmed on the island of La Maddalena in Sardinia.
- “The Red Desert” (1964): Directed by Michelangelo Antonioni, this acclaimed Italian film features striking visuals and was partially shot in the industrial landscape of Sardinia, specifically the town of Carbonia.
- “Swept Away” (1974): Directed by Lina Wertmüller, this controversial Italian comedy-drama takes place on a deserted island near Sardinia, highlighting the island’s coastal scenery.
- “The Flying Dutchman” (1995): This Italian drama, based on Richard Wagner’s opera, was filmed on the island of Carloforte in southwestern Sardinia, showcasing its streets and landscapes.
- “Pieces of My Heart” (2000): Set in Cagliari, the capital city of Sardinia, this romantic drama delves into the lives of three women and their interconnected stories.
- “Blow-Up” (1966): Although primarily set in London, this iconic film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni features a memorable scene set on the island of La Maddalena in Sardinia.
- “The Complex of Tamaro” (2011): This Italian psychological thriller is set on the island of Tavolara in northeastern Sardinia, exploring the island’s mystique and isolation.
- “That Summer” (2017): This documentary uncovers never-before-seen footage from the summer of 1972, including scenes shot in and around Sardinia, capturing the carefree spirit of the era.
- “The Professionals” (1966): Although not exclusively set in Sardinia, this Western film includes scenes shot on the island, particularly in the town of Alghero, adding a touch of Mediterranean flavour to the story.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Sardinia
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