Francesco Felli

Francesco Felli was born and still lives in Rome. He has studied Piano, Painting and Photography since he was a child. In 2005, He realized his first, self-produced short movie "Delitto o Giustizia? (Murder or Justice?)" (about the tragic story of roman noblewoman Beatrice Cenci). His second short movie, "Teatro Principe (Theatre Prince)" was shot in 2007 as the final essay of a cinema course in which Francesco Felli himself was the teacher: Felli directed the movie and his class was the troupe. "Teatro Principe" received the prize "Fontanella di Roma" from the jury lead by famous Italian director Mario Monicelli. In 2008 Felli realized his first high budget short movie: "Ogni Giorno (Every Day)" starring Carlo Delle Piane and Stefania Sandrelli. Furthermore, Felli studied Law at "Terza Universita' di Roma" and got a degree in Law in 2008