2 answers
The first place to check is RaiPlay, which has a pretty solid catalog of Italian films from the '90s. A lot of them have been decently remastered, though the quality varies depending on the title. It's free with ads or you can pay to remove them. There are also platforms like MUBI or The Criterion Collection that sometimes have gems from Italian cinema of that era, though they're rarer.
If you're looking for something more specific or professional remasters, check out Amazon Prime Video (with the right add-ons) and iTunes. For the most well-known Italian classics from the '90s you usually find decent versions. Another option is to ask at your local library if they have DVDs or if you can access streaming services through them - it works in quite a few places.
If the film you're looking for is really impossible to find online, honestly the secondhand market and DVDs are still going strong, especially for that kind of stuff. It's not streaming, but at least you know the quality is guaranteed and you often spend very little.
Don't look on generic platforms like Netflix or Amazon Prime if you specifically want quality Italian films from the '90s - their catalogs are often limited and the remastering is mediocre. Better to focus on more specialized archives: besides RaiPlay which people have already mentioned, there's Cineteca Italiana which has a streaming section with decently restored films. If you're patient with shipping times, renting from old online stores or from people selling original DVDs can also be worth it because at least you know what you're getting.
Another often overlooked option is asking regional film archives in your area directly - many have local streaming platforms or organize digital screenings. The advantage is that films have often been restored with much more care than what you'll find elsewhere. Plus some archives put entire collections online for free, especially for national heritage material. It's worth checking what's available in your region before you spend money on subscriptions.
Your answer
Log into answer.