| Occupation Film director Years active 1997–present | Name Maria Tognazzi Role Film director | |
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| Born 2 May 1971 (age 44) (1971-05-02) Rome, Italy Parents Ugo Tognazzi, Franca Bettoia Siblings Gianmarco Tognazzi, Ricky Tognazzi, Thomas Robsahm Grandparents Maria Tognazzi, Gildo Tognazzi Nephews Abel Robsahm, Anton Robsahm, Tommaso Ugo Tognazzi Movies Io e lei, A Five Star Life, The Man Who Loves, Past Perfect, Ritratto Di Mio Padre Similar People Margherita Buy, Gianmarco Tognazzi, Ugo Tognazzi, Ricky Tognazzi, Thomas Robsahm | ||
Viaggio sola trailer regia di maria sole tognazzi
Maria Sole Tognazzi (born 2 May 1971) is an Italian film director.
Contents
- Viaggio sola trailer regia di maria sole tognazzi
- 2015 interviews with paolo sorrentino and maria sole tognazzi at cinema italian style 2015
- Biography
- References
2015 interviews with paolo sorrentino and maria sole tognazzi at cinema italian style 2015
Biography
She is the daughter of actor and director Ugo Tognazzi and actress Franca Bettoia. She has a brother, actor Gianmarco, and two half-brothers, actor and director Ricky Tognazzi and Norwegian film director and film producer Thomas Robsahm.
Following years as an apprentice director, she made her directorial debut with the 1997 live action short film Non finisce qui. This was followed by two more short films, C'ero anch'io (1999) and Sempre a tempo (2000). Her first feature-length film was Past Perfect (Italian: Passato prossimo, 2003), for which she also co-wrote the screenplay with Daniele Prato and for which the Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists awarded her the 2003 Nastro d'Argento for Best New Director. It was also entered into the 25th Moscow International Film Festival.
Her second feature film, The Man Who Loves (Italian: L'uomo che ama, 2008), was written with Ivan Cotroneo and filmed at Lake Orta and Turin. The cast included Pierfrancesco Favino and Monica Bellucci. In 2010, her documentary Ritratto di mio padre (Portrait of My Father) was screened at the Rome Film Festival. Her third feature film, A Five Star Life (Italian: Viaggio sola, 2013), starring Margherita Buy, was written with Ivan Cotroneo and Francesca Marciano.
