Writing
Annio Gioacchino Stasi
Born
1953-10-01 (73)
Known for
Writing
Credits
3 titles
Annio Gioacchino Stasi is an Italian screenwriter, writer, essayist and linguist. He co-wrote Andrea Porporati’s The Sweet and the Bitter (2007), which competed at the 64th Venice International Film Festival, and wrote the documentary Ombre di luce (2010), in which he also appeared. Alongside his work in film and television, Stasi has been involved for many years in research and teaching in creative writing, visual language and audiovisual literacy at Sapienza University of Rome.
Known for
5.7Saro, a young Sicilian thug, that from jobs assigned by his godfather, won the favor of leaders of Cosa Nostra, becoming a "man of honor".
The Sweet and the Bitter
2007
NRA university is seen from the inside through an experimental writing course that reveals the thoughts and images of a group of students. As the Onda protest movement shakes the institution, students and teachers develop a collective story about a missing woman, exploring knowledge, desire and the search for a new voice
Ombre di luce
2011
Film credits
Behind the camera
5.7Saro, a young Sicilian thug, that from jobs assigned by his godfather, won the favor of leaders of Cosa Nostra, becoming a "man of honor".
The Sweet and the Bitter
2007
NRA university is seen from the inside through an experimental writing course that reveals the thoughts and images of a group of students. As the Onda protest movement shakes the institution, students and teachers develop a collective story about a missing woman, exploring knowledge, desire and the search for a new voice
Ombre di luce
2011