Enrico trilogy

The Enrico trilogy is an Italian/Japanese trilogy of animated films directed by Moshi Kawara. Beginnning with The Adventures of Enrico (1986), and followed by Summer, Amore! (1998) and concluding with A Life Worth Living (2017). The first two films were written by Italian filmmaker Rocco Denazetti, with his son Alberto Denazetti (who voiced the title character in all three films) co-writing the last film with Kawara.
Set and made years apart from each other, the films chronicle the title character from a 12 year old adventurous boy to a middle aged man. The character (as a kid) also makes appearences in the American animated series Carl Andy's Travel Machine. 
The films recieved widespread critical acclaim and was also a commercial success in both Italy as well as in the United States, especially the first film which is considered a holiday staple durring Christmas in Italy.
The distribution of the films vary depending on territory, in Italy, RAI holds the Italian distribution to the first two films under license from the Denazetti Estate, in the US, Amazon MGM Studios holds the first film (through Orion Pictures) and the third film worldwide whilst the second film is under Sony Pictures (through their Sony Pictures Classics label). Warner Bros. Pictures handled the theatrical disrtribution of the third film worldwide.
== Films ==
=== The Adventures of Enrico (1986) ===
Main article: The Adventures of Enrico TBA
=== Summer, Amore! (1998) ===
Main article: Summer, Amore!TBA
=== A Life Worth Living (2017) ===
Main article: A Life Worth Living (film)TBA
Category:Enrico trilogy
Category:Italian film series
Category:Japanese film series
Category:Animated film series
Category:Comedy film series
Category:Film series introduced in 1986