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Federico Feusi is an independent Italian filmmaker based in Sweden, specializing in writing, directing, and editing compelling short films and music videos. His work has garnered international acclaim, with notable achievements such as "The Calling," which won Best Super Short Comedy at the Berlin Flash Film Festival in 2020, and being a finalist at the New York International Film Awards the same year. His subsequent short, "Movements," was nominated for Best Italian Short Film at the MIFF awards in Milan.
Since 2021, Federico has served as a jury member for the Italian film festival "Festival del Cinema di Senigallia." His documentary "Andante" explores the intricate relationship between Senigallia's citizens and the Misa river.
In 2022, Federico directed and edited the music video for John Belfiore's instrumental track "MayFly," providing a cinematic reportage of his year-long journey from Italy to Sweden. Actively engaged in projects in Stockholm, he is immersed in the creation of new films, short features, and innovative video endeavors
Federico's films are characterized by a distinct style, where the interplay of sound and image takes center stage. His storytelling finesse is evident in projects ranging from the pulsating beats of music videos to the intimate whispers of personal stories. Each creation unfolds with his unique touch, inviting viewers into a cinematic journey where every frame is a dance, and every story is a one-of-a-kind creation.- Cinematographer
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Born and raised in northern Italy, Piero Basso graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from the University of Turin, with a specialization in Cinema Studies. While writing his thesis on the works of David Lynch, he already knew that Cinematography would be his ultimate pursuit.
Piero began building a career as a director of photography while also specializing as a Steadicam operator. He built his first years collaborating with some of the most talented director of his generation, including Gianluca and Massimiliano de Serio and Susanna Nicchiarelli. In 2008 he moved to the United States of America, to New York, where he still lives today, while keeping a strong professional connection with Europe and Italy.
In 2009, after being invited to join the AIC (Italian Association of Cinematographers), he was in competition at the 29th Turin Film Festival with Santina directed by Gioberto Pignatelli, and in 2011 he was the cinematographer for Sette Opere di Misericordia, debut feature film for Gianluca and Massimiliano de Serio, presented in Competition at the 64th Locarno Film Festival.
The following years saw him mainly active in the USA shooting, between others, on Lanre Olabisi's Somewhere in the Middle, Meredith Edwards' Imagine I'm Beautiful and Rick Lopez's American Genius for National Geographic. In 2014 Piero comes back to Italy to light the first feature of Sebastiano Riso Più Buio di Mezzanotte, for a world premiere at the Semaine of the Critique during the 67th Cannes Film Festival the following year.
In the latest years, Piero has been active on multiple fronts. He shot Min Alesh?, a feature film in Ethiopia with local creative team and talents, while working as well on The Independents with director Greg Naughton, Teresa Costantini on Here and Now, Marco Risi in L'Aquila Grandi Speranze, a television series on the aftermath of the 2009 Earthquake. He has teamed again with Sebastiano Riso for Una Famiglia, in competition at the 74th Venice Film Festival, and worked for the first time with Federico Bondi on Dafne, presented in the Panorama Section at the 69th Berlin Film Festival and winner of the Fipresci award as Best Feature Film of the section. In the USA he worked with director Robert Jury on Working Man, with Peter Gerety, Talia Shire and Billy Brown as lead actors and recently lensed the first feature film of screenwriter Daniel Talbott and actress Samantha Soule, Midday Black Midnight Blue
In 2018 he became the Chair of the Cinematography Program for New York Film Academy at the New York Campus.
Piero Basso is based in NYC, where he lives with his wife, daughter and son. He is bilingual and holds permanent residency in the U.S and European Citizenship.- Ettore Mo was born on 1 April 1932 in Borgomanero, Piedmont, Italy. He was married to Christine Lee. He died on 9 October 2023 in Arona, Piedmont, Italy.
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Cip Barcellini was born on 2 November 1937 in Borgomanero, Piedmont, Italy. He is a producer and actor, known for Love Me Licia (1986), Arriva Cristina (1988) and Balliamo e cantiamo con Licia (1988).