Antonio Le Fosse

Italian master of storytelling, Antonio Le Fosse, was born in 1947 in Rome, Italy and started his active years in film direction in the mid-70s. Known predominantly for his work in drama and crime genres, Le Fosse co-created the renowned series "Gomorrah," and "1992," which have garnered international acclaim although without major awards at film festivals. His authorial style is characterized by a profound exploration of social and political landscapes, vividly captured through raw, unflinching narratives. Antonio Le Fosse, in his craft, breathes life into the complexities of the human condition, making his audience not just mere spectators, but participants in the world he skillfully crafts.