The best Italian comedies of the 2010s
The top 3 according to 1 vote: We Have a Pope (2011) · Perfect Strangers (2016) · I Can Quit Whenever I Want (2014). (Updated May 24, 2021.)
From Checco Zalone's box-office records to Perfect Strangers: the Italian comedies that defined the decade, according to CiakClub, Stanze di Cinema and Longtake.
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Top 10
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1
We Have a Pope (2011)
A newly elected pope who doesn't want the job, by Nanni Moretti.
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2
Perfect Strangers (2016)
A dinner among friends with their phones on the table.
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3
I Can Quit Whenever I Want (2014)
Out-of-work researchers who start making legal highs.
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4
Quo vado? (2016)
Checco Zalone and the job for life; a box-office record.
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5
The Mafia Kills Only in Summer (2013)
A boy in Palermo during the Mafia years, by Pif.
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6
Welcome to the South (2010)
A Lombard postmaster transferred to Campania.
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7
Sole a catinelle (2013)
A vacuum-cleaner salesman and his son on holiday.
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8
Like Crazy (2016)
Two women on the run from a psychiatric community, by Paolo Virzì.
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9
Boris – Il film (2011)
The crew of the cult series moves into cinema.
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10
Basilicata Coast to Coast (2010)
A band walking across Basilicata, by Rocco Papaleo.
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11
Nessuno mi può giudicare (2011)
A rich widow who loses everything; Nastro d'Argento.
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12
Qualunquemente (2011)
Cetto La Qualunque runs for mayor.
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13
Tutto tutto niente niente (2012)
Three unlikely politicians, again with Antonio Albanese.
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