He has been collaborating with IED Milan since 2018 on a variety of projects: presentation of courses, events, academic experiences, progress advertising. Videos intended for future students to stimulate and guide them in choosing a course, or to inspire them as in the example of videos related to eco-sustainability and environmental awareness.

Directing a documentary series soon to be released for River Po District Authority, in six episodes, on the repopulation of the river within the MAB Unesco project.

Produced by Elena Santamaria of Oxygene Film Production ltd, I wrote and directed the documentary “Hymn from the Hive”, a film on migration and globalization, shot in Germany, Transylvania and post produced in Italy, UK and Romania. The project has been selected in major festivals such as ZagrebdoxPro, Astra Film Lab (where the project won the post-production award) and BDC discoveries, a program to introduce promising film-directors to the documentary industry, where I have been selected as a European talent in 2020.Completed in 2021, it entered the official selection of Astra Film Festival where it had its world premiere.Synopsis: A house. A shelter. A man the last one left in the homeland. A woman returns to her community every year. The daughters and husband who have lost all traditions. A rapper who raps in the old language. In 1990 Susanna marries Udo. Their wedding is the last one celebrated between two Saxons in their village. After that the couple emigrated like half a million of Transylvanian Saxons. After 30 years in Germany the relationship between Susi and Udo has gone stale and they haven’t taught their native language to their daughters that feel just German. Georg on the other hand is proud of his identity. He hopes with his rap to spread the young generations about the heritage to make them proud of being a Saxon. This is the choral story of a family who is learning to change in order not to disappear.

I wrote and directed the short documentary “Two Headed Mountain” in collaboration with Nation Geographic.Published and produced by National Geographic International.Synopsis: The Matterhorn is among the highest mountains in the Alps. It overlooks Breuil-Cervinia village in Italy and Zermatt in Switzerland, two well-known tourist destinations. The cities, divided by the mountains, have always been connected by winter sports enthusiasts and professionals. In 2020, the Covid19 pandemic broke the balance. In Switzerland, the new rules of access to the facilities have not prevented people from experiencing the mountains. In Italy, the total closure has annulled tourism, causing a loss of about 7 million euros, according to Cervino Spa.A new paradoxical normalcy, symbolizing a human condition of inner conflict, which in times of difficulty shows itself more clearly. In the Swiss part, tourists adapt to new behaviors with daily habits. In the Italian part, instead, deprived of the human element, the pylons, the Christmas lights, and the ski lifts become natural objects; snowcats, iron giants lost in time, working for months for no one, with a wandering melancholy.

Commissioned by We World Onlus and supported by Canon Italy, I wrote and directed: “Beyond the Forest” a short documentary that tells the life of two twins in a village in South Benin and their journey to overcome the forest.Synopsis: Fonkpame. South Benin. In a world where the beginning and the end travel on the same track, death is something to be kept close to, not to be afraid of, part of life itself. So much so as not to die when you die, but to become a spirit. Twins, perfect and sacred, are special beings as are the mothers who conceive them. They live and are cared for forever among the people of the village, first in the form of flesh and blood, then in the form of wood. Statuettes that welcome the spirit of the dead twin and keep him alive. For this reason, Hortence and the Voodoo mothers look after, treat and respect them as if they were alive: washing, feeding and dressing them.Benin is the cradle of Voodoo, it was born here and has been recognized as an official religion. Hortence follows its dictates. She had three twin births so she is a divinity in her village. Four twins died and live in the form of statues, two remained alive. Chancelle and Chancelline walk through the forest every morning to reach the school. Here they attend courses in French, mathematics, geography. The tools to learn a job, to build a future and push themselves towards change. Unaware of the strength of their gesture, they face a society where becoming an adult is a privilege. Where only the chosen ones can cross the forest to reach an often denied future.