Corrado Ceron

Corrado Ceron was born in Vicenza, 1980. After graduating from the Classical Lyceum, he attains a degree in Philosophy at the University of Milan and a diploma in Film Direction at Cinecittà in Rome. So far, he has shot many short fiction films, documentaries, commercials, video-clips and one movie. He participates as co-Director in the realization of full length features in episodes "La Ballata dei precari". In 2010 he wins the European contest (Action for women) with the short film "Il mio primo schiaffo," awarded at the Venice Film Festival. He wins a Special Mention at the Solinas Experimenta Contest 2011 with the full length feature screenplay "Mai frend. In 2013 he wins a prize for the best short film at the Social World Film Festival with "Un amore di plastica", also awarded that same year by the Institute of Italian Culture of Los Angeles. In 2016 the screenplay of the full length feature "Zanzare", written with Federico Fava, is the finalist of the Solinas Prize. In 2017 he wins a special mention at the 50&Più Festival awarded by Pupi Avati. In 2018 the short film "Apnea" wins the Vertical Movies of Rome. In the same year the screenplay of the full length feature "Acqua e Anice" is funded by the Contests CSC/SIAE. In 2021 Acqua e Anice (Olimpia's way) becomes his first feature film, a K+ production starring Stefania Sandrelli and Silvia D'Amico.