I have been making documentaries since 1996, when I enrolled into the documentary film school “Cammelli” run by Daniele Segre, and started to make my first films. In 2000, my short film “Vineyard” was selected at the Torino Film Festival and in 2003 I realized my first documentary “Rice Girls” (produced by Stefilm, Italy). “Rice Girls” won quite a few prizes and mentions (Best Documentary at CMCA/RAI Festival, selected at 60th Mostra del Cinema di Venezia, London Film Festival, Festival dei Popoli, Firenze). My work explores memories and the relationship between man and landscape; I believe in a film language that always has reality as the very focus of the shot.
2009 VALLEDORA - THE LAND OF WASTE
2007 WHILE YOU'RE ASLEEP
2003 RICE GIRLS
2000 VINEYARD
I have been working in films since 1992. I started out in commercials and cinema but soon after discovered documentary making (2000). My first experience was working as a Development Assistant (2005) and eventually I became the Head of Development and Production. For more than a decade I have been in charge of the creative development and fundraising for national and international projects’. I have worked with the television networks and quite a few of my films have been selected by major international film festivals (Mostra del Cinema di Venezia, Prix Europa, INPUT). From 2005 to 2009 I lived and worked in New York City, where I produced two films and worked on a few others; in 2009 I founded Doc In Progress.
2010 AN INTERVIEW WITH SIMONE WEIL, by Julia Haslett
2009 THE GOSPEL BUS, by John Mounier
2008 PURE & SIMPLE, by Fabrizia Galvagno and Julia Haslett
