Dante Yore

Pioneering the surreal within the mundane, Dante Yore, born in 1960 in Florence, Italy, began his directing career in the mid-1980s. With a filmography predominantly in the realms of drama and romance, Yore became internationally acclaimed for his iconic films such as "Time's Illusion" and "Love's Labyrinth," the former of which received a Silver Lion at the Venice Film Festival. His authorial style is marked by his ability to seamlessly blend everyday life with elements of the extraordinary, creating a unique cinematic language that transcends traditional storytelling.

From the heart, Yore is a man who sees the world not as it is, but as it could be, constantly pushing the boundaries of cinematic expression with his innovative and thought-provoking films.