Gian Luca

Rosi

Graduated in film directing at the ESEC in Paris and in theatre directing at the CIC in Rome, he has directed theatrical performances, films and television broadcasts.
In 2008 he made his Italian theatrical debut with the feature-length fiction film "Ho ammazzato Berlusconi", written and directed with Daniele Giometto.
He has owned the production company KOROVA for over ten years, through which he has created numerous audiovisual works, including "Mare Carbone," which won Best Italian Documentary at Torino CinemAmbiente 2015 and screened at more than 30 festivals around the world.
Responsible for the programming of the FrontDoc and Cervino CineMountain festivals, he carries out teaching activities within schools and training centers, teaching acting, stage movement and cinematographic techniques.