I first met Rodolfo Sonego as soon as I moved to Rome. Since 2012, he has collaborated with the NUCT of Rome.
Afterwards he worked for various public institutions like RAI and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. In 1994, he worked as a consultant for many companies, with which he produced, in 1996, “Jack Frusciante è uscito dal gruppo”, based on the novel by Brizzi. Meanwhile, his friendship with Rodolfo Sonego evolved with the creation of two television scripts, “Guglielmo Marconi” and “Australia”, which were never produced. In 1990 in London, together with Daniele Senatore e Jo Janni, founded JBS Vic Film, and developed two screenplays, “La Promessa” and “Five Years Sentence”, based respectively on Dürrenmatt’s novel “The Promise”, and Bernice Rubens’s homonymous book.
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In 1987, with his production company, he carried out two films by Nino Bizzarri (“La seconda notte” and “Segno di fuoco”), and the first TV series (“Il commissario corso”, starring Diego Abatantuono) funded by the ECA (European Coproduction Association).
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In 1986, together with Elda Ferri and Roberto Faenza, founded Hologram, a company developing software for cinematographic and television production. After becoming Orfini’s associate, they produced films directed by Arbore (“Il Pap’occhio”, “F.F.s.s.”), the trilogy by De Crescenzo (“Così parlò Bellavista”, “Oi dialogoi”, “32 dicembre”), other films for theatrical release and television series. In 1976 he was in Rome, working as an assistant to Alberto Sironi, and in 1977 he met Mario Orfini, with whom he collaborated on “Porci con le ali”. After university, he decided to follow the passion for cinema that dated back to his childhood. He was born Somma Lombardo, in the Province of Varese, in 1950. Since 2003 she has collaborated with Carlo Mazzacurati, with whom she has written “L’amore ritrovato”, “La giusta distanza”, “La passione”, “La regina delle nevi” (provisional title, currently on preparation). She was the author of the scripts of the films “La parola amore esiste” by Mimmo Calopresti, “Lezioni di volo”, by Francesca Archibugi, “Il grande sogno”, by Michele Placido, “Quando la notte”, by Cristina Comencini. In 1998 she was awarded the Grolla d’Oro at Saint Vincent Film Festival for the screenplay of the film “Vite in sospeso”, by Marco Turco, awarded also as the best first work. In 1995, she started a collaboration with Silvio Soldini, and they wrote together “Le acrobate”, “Pane e tulipani”, Brucio nel vento”, “Agata e la tempesta”, “Giorni e nuvole”, “Cosa voglio di più”, “Il comandante e la cicogna” (currently on production). From 1988 to 1993 she collaborated with screenwriters Nicola Badalucco and Rodolfo Sonego on numerous films and television miniseries.
In the same year she was assistant director in the making of the film “Il tempo dei Gitani”, by Emir Kusturica. A year later she graduated in Literature from Università La Sapienza of Rome, with a thesis on Cinematographic History and Criticism. She earned her diploma in scripting at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia of Rome in 1987.
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In 2009, for the Elleffe Group led by Lorenzo Flaherty, he wrote “Coppia da sballo”, a brilliant action movie that in 2010 obtained state contribution and the acknowledgement as a film of cultural interest.ĭoriana Leondeff was born in Bari to a Sicilian mother and a Bulgarian father. Afterwards he was story-editor for the soap opera “Sottocasa” (Rai Uno), script-writer and script-editor for “Incantesimo” (Rai Uno), and script-writer for “Agrodolce” (Rai Tre). In 1999 he joined the writing team of Canale 5 soap opera “Vivere”, for which, from 20, was in charge of dialogues. He contributed to the screenplay of the last Sonego’s film, “Il quaderno della spesa”, starring Gabriele Lavia, directed by Tonino Cervi, and distributed by 20th Century Fox. In the ten years that their fellowship lasted, along with projects never made into film like “Guglielmo Marconi” and “Australia”, he created episodes for Rai Uno series “Una famiglia in Giallo”, starring Ugo Tognazzi, and “Un commissario a Roma”, starring Nino Manfredi, and for Rai Due series “Provincia segreta” and “Provincia segreta 2”, starring Andrea Giordana and Isabella Ferrari. In 1990 he moved to Rome, where he became disciple, collaborator and friend of Rodolfo Sonego.
In 1988, he was among the finalists of the “Cento Cose – Oscar Mondadori” award with the novel “Anche tu a Malta”. In the early 1980s he attended the DAMS in Bologna, and he dealt particularly with theatre, writing and playing many comedies. He began his career as a writer at the age of seventeen, thanks to the publication of one of his novel by Mondadori.
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