Screenwriters

Based in Rome, Nikola Lorenzin is a director and cinematographer, as well as a renewable energy engineer. Co-founder of the Santabelva collective, he gained recognition with his debut feature documentary, Corpo dei Giorni, which won Best Film at the 2022 Turin Film Festival. That same year, his film La Sal Negra, for which he handled both direction and cinematography, received the Lo Scrittoio Subtitles Award at the Visioni dal Mondo Festival. His cinema is characterized by a rigorous visual approach, shaped by his dual technical and artistic expertise.

Born in Bari in 1994, Giacomo Scoditti holds a law degree specializing in film financing. He refined his craft at the Luchino Visconti Civic School and later specialized in directing at the CSC (Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia) in Milan. After establishing himself in music videos, corporate communication, and as an assistant director, he transitioned into filmmaking. Son, produced by Nichel Film, is his second short film—a work that explores the persistence of memory within physical spaces.

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.