Roberto Gasparro
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Director's Biography
Roberto Gasparro Moncalieri 07-02-1975 - Italy
From 2014 to 2018 he wrote 98 serials of sitcom and collaborated with several comedians of Zelig and Colorado. In 2018 he wrote and directed his first full-length film whose protagonist was Franco Neri, titled "Il cielo guarda sotto". In 2019 he wrote and directed his second work, whose protagonist was Tony Sperandeo, David di Donatello prize and the actress Margherita Fumero, titled "Qui non si muore" and won at the Salerno International Film Festival the prize as best dramatization and theme; in the same year he was also nominated Honorary Citizen by the Comune of Montiglio. 2020 he wrote and directed his third full-length film titles "Lui è mio padre", whose protagonist was Gianni Parisi and with a cast of well-known actors like Giacomo Rizzo, Tony Sperandeo, Massimiliano Rossi and won at the Salerno International Film Festival as best direction; he also won the prize as best dramatization at the Vesuvius International Film Festival. This full-length film also received 8 votes at the "Davide di Donatello" competition. In 2021 he wrote and directed his fourth work "Stessi battiti" a film for young people issuing on July 27th 2022.
Roberto Gasparro Moncalieri 07-02-1975 - Italy
From 2014 to 2018 he wrote 98 serials of sitcom and collaborated with several comedians of Zelig and Colorado. In 2018 he wrote and directed his first full-length film whose protagonist was Franco Neri, titled "Il cielo guarda sotto". In 2019 he wrote and directed his second work, whose protagonist was Tony Sperandeo, David di Donatello prize and the actress Margherita Fumero, titled "Qui non si muore" and won at the Salerno International Film Festival the prize as best dramatization and theme; in the same year he was also nominated Honorary Citizen by the Comune of Montiglio. 2020 he wrote and directed his third full-length film titles "Lui è mio padre", whose protagonist was Gianni Parisi and with a cast of well-known actors like Giacomo Rizzo, Tony Sperandeo, Massimiliano Rossi and won at the Salerno International Film Festival as best direction; he also won the prize as best dramatization at the Vesuvius International Film Festival. This full-length film also received 8 votes at the "Davide di Donatello" competition. In 2021 he wrote and directed his fourth work "Stessi battiti" a film for young people issuing on July 27th 2022.
