Naples · Italy · Cinema
The Archive
Each project is a separate world · built from obsession, light, and the patient pursuit of something hidden beneath the surface.
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A fashion photographer's descent into a dark-web conspiracy spans the cold corridors of New York and the bleached light of Los Angeles. A study in obsession, image culture, and the possibility of redemption.
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Cold blues, hard shadows, fashion-editorial framing colliding with handheld dread.
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Memory as a haunted architecture · a story of love that refuses to end and the violence of remembering.
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Long takes, natural light, interiors that feel like reliquaries.
Awards
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A meditation on patience, light, and form · tracing the rigor of a master across the silence of a contemporary Japan.
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Static frames, ambient sound, the discipline of the long shot.
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An interior topology of psychological space. Awarded Best Visionary Filmmaker at Wild Filmmaker, Berlin.
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Monochrome, architectural symmetry, slow drift.
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A meditation on the unseen - faith, surveillance, and the private confessions we keep from ourselves.
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Whispered interiors, slow dissolves, candle-warm light against absolute black.
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Light becomes character - an animated fable on storytelling itself, where the projector is the protagonist.
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Hand-drawn luminance, painterly frames, the texture of celluloid memory.
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Andersen's parable reframed for a colder century - a girl, a flame, and the visions that burn through the night.
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Snow-blue palette pierced by ember orange; brittle textures and breath made visible.
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A long-form study of the silent era's most contested architect - the grammar of cinema being written, frame by frame.
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Archival nitrate set against contemporary stillness; iris-ins, intertitles, and modern silence.
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A devotional essay-film tracing the painterly gaze of Alexander Sokurov - time slowed until it begins to glow.
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Soft anamorphic haze, single sources, the patience of a held breath.
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An early portrait of Naples - its light, its noise, its quiet gold - where the director first found his eye.
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Sun-bleached streets, handheld intimacy, the warmth of a city that refuses translation.