Adam Selo

Réalisateur, Scénariste, Producteur

Italy

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Born in Naples in 1979, Adam Selo is a director, producer, and distributor. As the founder of Elenfant Film (2004) and Sayonara Film (2016), he has spent fifteen years on the international circuit, earning recognition at prestigious festivals including Venice (Critics’ Week), Clermont-Ferrand, Oberhausen, Giffoni, and TIFF (Toronto). Alongside his creative practice, he shares his expertise as a professor of filmmaking at the University of Bologna.

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2025 – Âmes vivantes (Anime Vive) Role : Director, Screenwriter, Producer
Synopsis : Born in Naples in 1979, Adam Selo is a director, producer, and distributor. As the founder of Elenfant Film (2004) and Sayonara Film (2016), he has spent fifteen years on the international circuit, earning recognition at prestigious festivals including Venice (Critics' Week), Clermont-Ferrand, Oberhausen, Giffoni, and TIFF (Toronto). Alongside his creative practice, he shares his expertise as a professor of filmmaking at the University of Bologna.

Synopsis : Born in Naples in 1979, Adam Selo is a director, producer, and distributor. As the founder of Elenfant Film (2004) and Sayonara Film (2016), he has spent fifteen years on the international circuit, earning recognition at prestigious festivals including Venice (Critics' Week), Clermont-Ferrand, Oberhausen, Giffoni, and TIFF (Toronto). Alongside his creative practice, he shares his expertise as a professor of filmmaking at the University of Bologna.

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"Adam Selo projects us into an undefined near future; yet, the feeling is that of reliving the past, or at least what we have forgotten of it. The year 2020 and the pandemic marked an irreversible turning point across all levels of our reality: political, economic, individual, and relational. Covid not only brutally demonstrated the dark side of capitalism but also the
impossibility of avoiding its consequences."
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