Marco Simon Puccioni

Graduated in Architecture in Rome he gained a Fulbright scholarship and took up studies in film at the California Institute of the Arts in Los Angeles. After several short experimental films and documentaries, he made his feature film debut in 2002 with "What you're looking for" (Quello Che Cerchi). "Shelter me" (Riparo) his second feature film opened at the Berlin film festival in 2007 and toured the world afterward in over 100 festivals. The feature documentary "The Color of words" (Il Colore delle Parole) was in competition Orizzonti at the Venice film festival in 2009. "Like the Wind" (Come il Vento), his third feature had its premiere at the Rome Film Festival in 2013. In recent years he directed several documentaries and co-produced young filmmakers first features. He then wrote and directed "The Invisible Thread" (Il filo invisibile) a Netflix Original dramedy widely appreciated by both critics and the public. President of the filmmakers association "Ring" and co-founder of the writers and director guild "100 autori", Puccioni is also an experienced teacher having taught at Fine arts Academy in Perugia and teaching directing at the Volonté film school in Rome.