Born in Milan, Italy, working for 30 years in the Show Biz with great experience in the direction of tv formats, music videos, documentaries and film productions. Lighting cameraman for The Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation Institute by Steven Spielberg, 1st Assistant director at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan for a decade (with Strehler, Ronconi and others) and 11 years in the directing crew of the most famous italian national TV serial named “100 Vetrine”.
His fictional debut with the short comedy ”Never so close” in 2010, earned him various participations in Short Film Festivals in Italy and abroad, winning several awards. He Founded Kinovision in Italy in 2005. Then moved to Czech Republic in 2013.
Projects
- EPOSIn 1967, photographers Jiří Horák, Rostislav Košťál, František Maršálek and Petr Sikula, together with author Ladislav Plch, formed the group EPOS, first as a documentary photography project, but that would develop into staged photography inspired in fashion shots and new wave cinema from the late 60's and early 70's , becoming a strong portrait of the so called Czechoslovak “Big Beat generation” during the period of normalization after the Warsaw Pact Invasion. 50 years later, the same group of
- CZizincii/ WEmigrantsIn late 2014, a new wave of refugees coming from war devastated countries in the middle east assailed Europe, creating a continental crisis, that started a heated debate, that shook the foundations of the Schengen area, and strengthened nationalist, euro skepticist and Islamophobic feelings that divided European citizens. Ironically enough, countries that in the past had many of their natives escaping war and totalitarian regimes, ended up being more critical, with their heads of state or gover