Matteo Barzini is an Italian filmmaker and producer born in Rome in 1981 and raised in Los Angeles.
Biography
editHis first feature documentary United We Stand, about post 9/11 America and the War in Iraq was selected for the 60th Venice International Film Festival making him one of the youngest filmmakers to attend the festival.[1]
In 2008 he produced and directed his second feature documentary Change, about the Obama McCain United States presidential election in 2008. The documentary was distributed by Cinecittà Luce[2] and in competition for the David di Donatello 2010/11.[3]
In 2013 he co-directed his third feature documentary Medè about the Camorra in Naples. It premiered at Rome Independent Film Festival on April 9, 2012.[4]
In 2014 he directed the documentary about the Syrian Civil War:[5] The Quake. The soundtrack was scored by Academy Award winner, composer Ennio Morricone.[6] The film premiered on February 8, 2014 during the Roman premiere of George Clooney's film Monuments Men.[7]
Filmography
edit| Feature documentaries |
|---|
| United We Stand |
| Change |
| Medè (Mayday) |
| The Quake |
Awards and Festivals
editVenice International Film Festival (2003) Official Selection United We Stand
New York International Independent Film and Video Festival (2004) Honorable Mention United We Stand
Potenza International Film Festival (2004) Official Selection United We Stand
Rome DocFest (2006) Best Editing Hip Hop Diaries
Rome Independent Film Festival (2010) Official Selection Change
Potenza International Film Festival (2010) Official Selection Change
Rome Independent Film Festival (2013) Official Selection Medè (Mayday)
References
edit- ^ "ASAC Dati: Ricerca avanzata film".
- ^ "Yes we change".
- ^ "Accademia del Cinema Italiano - Premi David di Donatello".
- ^ "L' associazione Jonathan nel nome di D' Avanzo - la Repubblica.it".
- ^ ""Siria: Splendore e Dramma", la mostra di Roma sul retaggio siriano (Video)". 4 July 2014.
- ^ "Una task force per salvare il tesoro siriano | Europa Quotidiano". Archived from the original on 2016-02-03. Retrieved 2016-01-27.
- ^ "Archeologia. Siria, anche l'arte cade in guerra". 12 February 2014.