
Directing
Duilio Scalici
Born
1994-07-23 (32)
Place of birth
Palermo, Italy
Known for
Directing
Credits
9 titles
Duilio Scalici is a director, author, and musician. He has directed music videos for prominent artists such as Marina Rei, Carmen Consoli, Francesco Renga, Ermal Meta, and 99 Posse. In 2020, he directed the short film Enfer, which premiered at the Raindance Film Festival in London. He made his novel debut with Come una formica rossa in una goccia d'acqua (2021), followed by Ore Cutanee (2022) and L’educazione sbagliata (2025).
Known for
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Cutaneous Hours
2014
10.0Between work shifts and concrete streets, a boy moves through a life that feels still and suffocating. An unexpected encounter fractures his routine and sparks a transformation destined to change the way he sees the world forever.
Disappear
2026
10.0Enfer tells the oldest love story in history: the one between the devil and the world. This short was made during the quarantine period in Italy on a minimal budget, with materials found at home and equipment that was already in possession of the filmmaker.
Enfer
2020
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Users
2020
9.0Among the narrow alleys of Via Panneria and Piazza Monte di Pietà, in the ancient heart of Palermo, the echo of a miracle still resonates. Here in 1624 lived Vincenzo Bonelli: grief-stricken by the plague, he climbed Mount Pellegrino to end his life. Saint Rosalia appeared to him, entrusting her relics to save the city. Where her first votive shrine stood, a timeless devotion endures. For over a century, alongside Palermo's official Festino, this neighborhood has celebrated its intimate 'Festinello'—a visceral experience blending pure devotion with the warmth of 'schiticchielli' (traditional street banquets). Today, only about twenty people keep this tradition alive. This documentary tells the story of their poetic resistance as guardians of an invaluable cultural heritage. It is a vibrant hymn to life, memory, and community: 'Viva Palermo and Santa Rosalia!'
The little feast
2026
Film credits
Behind the camera
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Cutaneous Hours
2014
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Cutaneous Hours
2014
10.0Between work shifts and concrete streets, a boy moves through a life that feels still and suffocating. An unexpected encounter fractures his routine and sparks a transformation destined to change the way he sees the world forever.
Disappear
2026
10.0Between work shifts and concrete streets, a boy moves through a life that feels still and suffocating. An unexpected encounter fractures his routine and sparks a transformation destined to change the way he sees the world forever.
Disappear
2026
10.0Enfer tells the oldest love story in history: the one between the devil and the world. This short was made during the quarantine period in Italy on a minimal budget, with materials found at home and equipment that was already in possession of the filmmaker.
Enfer
2020
NRNo synopsis available yet.
Users
2020
9.0Among the narrow alleys of Via Panneria and Piazza Monte di Pietà, in the ancient heart of Palermo, the echo of a miracle still resonates. Here in 1624 lived Vincenzo Bonelli: grief-stricken by the plague, he climbed Mount Pellegrino to end his life. Saint Rosalia appeared to him, entrusting her relics to save the city. Where her first votive shrine stood, a timeless devotion endures. For over a century, alongside Palermo's official Festino, this neighborhood has celebrated its intimate 'Festinello'—a visceral experience blending pure devotion with the warmth of 'schiticchielli' (traditional street banquets). Today, only about twenty people keep this tradition alive. This documentary tells the story of their poetic resistance as guardians of an invaluable cultural heritage. It is a vibrant hymn to life, memory, and community: 'Viva Palermo and Santa Rosalia!'
The little feast
2026
9.0Among the narrow alleys of Via Panneria and Piazza Monte di Pietà, in the ancient heart of Palermo, the echo of a miracle still resonates. Here in 1624 lived Vincenzo Bonelli: grief-stricken by the plague, he climbed Mount Pellegrino to end his life. Saint Rosalia appeared to him, entrusting her relics to save the city. Where her first votive shrine stood, a timeless devotion endures. For over a century, alongside Palermo's official Festino, this neighborhood has celebrated its intimate 'Festinello'—a visceral experience blending pure devotion with the warmth of 'schiticchielli' (traditional street banquets). Today, only about twenty people keep this tradition alive. This documentary tells the story of their poetic resistance as guardians of an invaluable cultural heritage. It is a vibrant hymn to life, memory, and community: 'Viva Palermo and Santa Rosalia!'
The little feast
2026
