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Raffaele Monti (Eboli, Italy, February 15, 1981) is an Italian director, screenwriter, actor, independent producer and cinema and TV critic. ==Short movies production== Graduated in TV and Cinema at the Roma Tre University with maximum grades, Raffaele Monti wrote, produced, directed and played his first short movie, ''On the life'' (''Sulla vita''), as his thesis in 2004. In the same year, ''On the life'' was presented at the Arcipelago International Film Festival in the section “Special Events”. Just a 24-year-old, he won the prestigious Premio Internazionale Roberto Rossellini ex-aequo with the Chilean director Liu Marino, readapting William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet in his screenplay of short film ''A bench, a meeting, the love'' (''Una panchina, un incontro, l’amore''). The movie also attended the Rome International Film Festival (RIFF) and the Reggio Film Festival. In 2007 he took part in the 48 Hour Film Project with the short ''Satisfaction (I can get)'', written, co-produced - with the fantasy name ''Meafaocort Express'' - and co-directed together with Gianpaolo Bucci. It won the “Best Actor” award (Daniele Favilli) and was selected among the top five by the organizers. In 2008, ''Satisfaction (I can get)'' won the People’s Choice Award at the Corti e Liberi Novara. Afterwards, ''Satisfaction (I can get)'' took part in the Arcipelago International Film Festival 2009 and was broadcast in very short clips on Babelgum. Between 2009 and 2010, Raffaele Monti toured Italy as a production manager for the play "Mamma Napoli" by Emiliano De Martino. In 2012 he wrote, co-produced and directed with his colleague Gianpaolo Bucci the short movie ''Young Hunger'' (''La fame giovane''), premiered out of competition at the MED Film Festival of Rome. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Raffaele Monti」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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