'The Italian' is among the great or near-great films of 1915 that are available today
 (and I'm sure many of you will be).<br /><br>< br />The film is a great example of the way that cinema can be a powerful tool for the creative process. It is not only a film that can make you think, but also an art form. The film's story is told in a way which is unique and unique to the time period. This is the story of an Italian who is sent to a boarding school in Italy to study at the University of Milan. He is given the opportunity to learn about the history of Italy, and to see the life of a young man who was sent there. His journey takes him to Italy and he is able to understand and appreciate the culture of that time and the people who lived there.<br />This film has a unique message about life and love. I think that the film will appeal to all ages, especially those who have never seen a movie before. If you are a fan of Italian cinema, this film may be for you. You will find it very unique, unique in its message and in the fact that it is based on a true story. < br />I highly recommend this movie to anyone who has never been to Milan, Italy or the country of its origin. For those
.<br /><br />The film is a great example of the way that the Italian cinema has evolved over time. The film was made in the early 20th century and was a major influence on the American cinema. It's a film that is still very much alive today.