Best movies of Barbara Ronchi

Actors : Enea Sala, Barbara Ronchi, Leonardo Maltese, Fausto Russo Alesi,
Directors : Marco Bellocchio,

A Jewish boy is kidnapped and converted to Catholicism in 1858.

Actors : Francesco Gheghi, Pierfrancesco Favino, Barbara Ronchi, Mattia Garaci,
Directors : Claudio Noce,

Two young boys, Valerio and Christian, form a powerful friendship over the summer.

Actors : Enea Sala, Barbara Ronchi, Leonardo Maltese, Fausto Russo Alesi,
Directors : Marco Bellocchio,

A Jewish boy is kidnapped and converted to Catholicism in 1858.

Actors : Stefano Accorsi, Barbara Ronchi, Serena Rossi,
Directors : Cristina Comencini,

A seven-year-old boy named Amerigo who in 1946 leaves his impoverished family in Naples and gets on a train to go live with a wealthier family in the north as part of a postwar initiative to rescue children from poverty.

Actors : Sandra Drzymalska, Bruno Buzzi, Barbara Ronchi, Marco Felli,
Directors : Carlo Sironi,

Lena is seven months pregnant and she's ready to sell the baby in her belly. Ermanno agrees to pretend to be the father. Fabio, the uncle of Ermanno, will pay them to buy the child that he ...

Actors : Barbara Ronchi, Valentino Picone, Salvatore Ficarra,
Directors : Francesco Amato,

A modern and comical take about the birth of a baby Jesus sibling. But this time set in Sicily.

Actors : Gigi Proietti, Barbara Ronchi, Marco Giallini, Antonio Gerardi,
Directors : Edoardo Maria Falcone,

Veteran Italian comedian Gigi Proietti as Santa Claus and Marco Giallini as a thief just out of jail. The two go on a journey of self discovery together.

Actors : Giuseppe Pambieri, Kim Rossi Stuart, Barbara Ronchi, Lorenza Indovina,
Directors : Francesco Bruni,

As he awaits a transplant in a hospital, the main character (based on the director) flashes back to childhood and also experiences medically induced reveries.

Actors : Giuliano Soprano, Barbara Ronchi, Alessandro Borghi, Dennis Protopapa, Lavinia Novelli, Adriano Novelli, Ludovica Nasti,
Directors : Alessandro Celli,

Taranto is a ghost town that no one dares to enter. The poorest are left fighting for survival, while gangs are competing for territory. Two thirteen-year-old orphans, who grew up together, dream of joining one of the gangs.