Film
Francesco Mander also composed and/or conducted various soundtracks for films produced by his father.
- La conquista dell'aria (1939). Music by Antonio Veretti, conducted by Francesco Mander.
- Piccolo alpino (1940). Music by Umberto Galassi and Armando Renzi, conducted by Francesco Mander.
- Pia de' Tolomei (1941). Music composed and conducted by Francesco Mander. (The text of the songs "Maggiolata", "Introduzione", "Morte di Pia" is by Francesco Mander).
- Penne nere (1952). Music by Francesco Mander, conducted by Franco Ferrara.
- A Tale of Five Cities (1951) Music by Francesco Mander, Joe Hajos, Hans May.
- Mata Hari's Daughter (1954). Francesco Mander conductor.
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