Name Alessandro Padovani
Country Italia
Biography
Alessandro Padovani (1993, Italia), was born in a small village under Dolomites and he graduated at the National Film School in Rome, Italy (Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia) in 2018. As screenplayer he won Mattador Prize in 2013, taking part to the European project “Eastweek – Scriptwrit- ing Workshop for New Talents”, and the Mattador Developing Prize in 2018. In 2015 and 2016 Alessandro won the Vincenzoni Prize for best story. In 2017 Alessandro is selected by Armani and he created and wrote “A Jacket”, with Sara Serraioco and Lorenzo Richelmy. He worked for Jolefilm writing the short film “Oltre il Fiume”, directed by Luca Zambolin, winner of RIFF 2019. In 2019 he’s a Premio Solinas and Premio Medusa finalist, and he won Emergency Price with the short film “Ape Regina”, produced by Wildside and RAI Cinema, winning Premiere Prize in Alice nella Città - Festa del cinema di Roma. From 2018 he has been writing the film doc “Brotherhood” directed by Francesco Montagner, unreleased, produced by Nutprodukce (CZ) and Nefertiti Film (IT): they won the Developing Price When East meets West, CSC – SIAE Prize and CZ Developing Fund, and they were selected by Dokincubator. In 2020 Alessandro is selected by Biennale Cinema College. Movida is his first documentary as a director, produced by MIUR and MIBACT.