A wrap party attended by Sir Mick Jagger was shut down by Italian police due to local rules banning music on Wednesdays.

The Rolling Stones lead singer had been celebrating with the cast of the forthcoming movie Three Incestuous Sisters, which stars Dakota Johnson, Jessie Buckley, Saoirse Ronan and Josh O'Connor, Italian media report.

Cast and crew had been marking the end of filming at a venue on the small island of Stromboli, off the Sicilian coast, before police shut down the festivities.

The head of Stromboli's tourism office Rosa Oliva confirmed the incident and criticised the police's action as a "punitive intervention".

Music had been playing through one small speaker at a reasonable volume, local media reported, when it was interrupted by Carabinieri.

The police ban was met by confusion and hilarity from the guests, who reluctantly accepted the officers' request, according to Italian news agency Ansa.

Oliva called it "yet another sign that a territory, rather than being valued and supported after a winter of severe shortages and neglect, finds itself penalised even in its moments of social gathering and visibility".

Referring to the Mayor of Lipari Riccardo Gullo, she said "one would have expected a welcome to the guests, or at least a greeting and a thank you for their crucial contribution" to the local economy.

Stromboli is one of several Aeolian islands that fall under Lipari's administration and are impacted by the mayor's Wednesday music ban.

The BBC has approached Gullo for comment.

Three Incestuous Sisters is directed by Alice Rohrwacher, who has previously been nominated for the Palme d'Or, the Cannes Film Festival's top prize.

The film is based on a US graphic novel of the same name, which traces the lives of three sisters pining after a lighthouse keeper's son, whose arrival disrupts their solitude.

Sir Mick has been reportedly cast as the lighthouse keeper while his son will be played by The Crown and Challengers star O'Connor.

Isabella Rossellini has also been cast in the movie, seven decades after her mother Ingrid Bergman starred in Stromboli (1950), directed by her father, Roberto Rossellini.

The Blue Velvet actress shared a images of a trip to the island's active volcano on social media, noting that she was working on the film "where my parents [...] fell in love in 1949".