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Donne con le gonne (1991)
Character: Renzo Calabrese
Renzo falls in love with feminist Margherita, too emancipated for him: they start a troubled relationship until he kidnaps her, forcing her to be an housewife devoted to her husband.
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Stregati (1986)
Character: Lorenzo
Lorenzo is the conductor of Radio Strega's night show, making up false court sentences for those who suffer from insomnia.
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Concorso di colpa (2005)
Character: Francesco De Bernardi
The chief commissioner of the homicide squad, with an anti-globalization activist for a son, investigates the suicide of a trade unionist that may be connected to an unsolved political murder of the '70s.
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Il signor Quindicipalle (1998)
Character: Francesco
Francesco is a Tuscan who is very good at playing American pool, so much so that he is nicknamed "Mr. Quindicipalle", for the time he performed the unlikely feat of pocketing fifteen (quindici) balls (palle) in one shot, using the wooden handle of a broom as his cue stick. Francesco is also an experienced womanizer, like his recently deceased father. Indeed, Francesco meets the woman of his dreams at his father's funeral – a prostitute who calls herself Sissi. The two fall in love, and so Francesco thinks she might be a lucky charm for him, in his training for a big pool tournament. But Sissi frequently infuriates Francesco, compromising his skill and his training for the tournament.
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Caruso Pascoski (di padre polacco) (1988)
Character: Caruso Pascoski
Psychiatrist Caruso is arguably as nutty as his patients. He can remember at two years old being completely besotted by the charms of a naked girl. Even today, he can think of little else besides sex, sex, sex.
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Io amo Andrea (2000)
Character: Dado
Dado likes the beautiful Francesca who likes Andrea, a girl that lives with her.
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Caruso, zero in condotta (2001)
Character: Lorenzo Caruso
Lorenzo Caruso is a piscologist who lives in a provincial town with his daughter Giulia, the only company since the death of his wife. Suddenly Lorenzo's life is upset by the discovery that Giulia is part of a baby gang: she steals in supermarkets, she has already collected several complaints. Everything Lorenzo has always believed in: communication, understanding, freedom with your daughter is in crisis.
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Casablanca, Casablanca (1985)
Character: Francesco Piccioli detto "Il Toscano"
Francesco forgot billiards because now he lives with Chiara. She is a musician and she would like to become famous. Francesco is different: he found in her the reason of his life. But when she accepts a job far from home, Francesco comes back to billiards.
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Ad ovest di Paperino (1982)
Character: Francesco
It is the first film of the comedy trio "I GianCattivi", formed by Athina Cenci, Francesco Nuti and Benvenuti, who won the Nastro d'Argento for Best New Director. The film is set in Florence, Tuscany, with some scenes shot in Prato.The title is an inside joke that refers to the Tuscan village of Paperino, which is a district of Prato; the film's surreal and grotesque undertones are also hinted by the title itself, since "Paperino" is also the Italian name for Donald Duck.
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Willy Signori e vengo da lontano (1989)
Character: Willy Signori
Willy is involved in a fatal car accident. Willy takes on the responsibility of supporting the dead man's pregnant girlfriend and the child, after it's birth.
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OcchioPinocchio (1994)
Character: Pinocchio
A man with cognitive problems lives and works in a hospice. One day an American banker discovers that the man is his son.
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Io, Chiara e lo scuro (1983)
Character: Francesco Piccioli detto "Il Toscano"
Francesco, nicknamed 'Toscano', is a very good pool player but he never wins when he plays for money. He meets Chiara, a saxophone player, on a late night bus by swapping his case containing the cue with her one, containing the sax. The two fall in love, but in the meantime Francesco loses a big amount of money playing versus 'Scuro', the long-time Italian champion. His only chance to pay the debt is to win the Italian Championships.
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Tutta colpa del paradiso (1985)
Character: Romeo Casamonica
A former convict discovers that his son has been adopted by a couple living on the mountains and tries to establish a contact with him
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