洛里斯·朱塞佩·倪子冈

Loris G. Nese is a writer and director, animator, DOP and co-founder of Lapazio Film who studied film in Bologna. He creates hybrid stories blending fiction, animation, and the documentary. In 2018, his short Quelle brutte cose won an award at the Critics’ Week in Venice and was selected for Sundance. Two years later, Malumore won kudos at Torino, DOK Leipzig, and Krakow and screened at Annecy Animation FF, Atlanta, Slamdance, and Belfort Entrevues. In 2021, Il turno competed at Venice (Orizzonti) and the Palm Springs International ShortFest. The same year, Nese did cinematography and animation on Chiara Marotta’s film Il momento di passaggio, presented at IDFA. In 2023, his short Z.O. was kudoed by Locarno and the Brooklyn Film Fest and competed at Alice nella città and Cinemed in Montpellier. Nese is currently developing a film selected for the Torino Film Lab and Biennale College. He also directs video installations, documentary series, and music videos.