Blu Yoshimi

Blu Yoshimi , class of 1997. She has worked as an actress in film, television and theatre since 2001. She made her film debut in 2008 alongside Nanni Moretti in the film 'Caos Calmo', then starred in 'Piuma' presented in competition at the Venice Film Festival, 'Likemeback' presented at the Locarno Film Festival and then in 'El Nido' an Italian-Argentine horror film presented at the Trieste Science Film Festival. In 2019 she was part of the jury for the short films of 'Alice Nella Città', a section linked to the Rome Film Festival. In 2022 she closes the set of 'Resvrgis' - presented at Alice nella Città - and opens the set of a new series produced by Palomar among the leading names. In 2023 she is in the theatres with Nanni Moretti's latest film, 'Il Sol dell'Avvenire', presented at Cannes and co-starring with Silvio Orlando in the show 'Ciarlatani', written and directed by Pablo Remón, which debuted at the Festival dei Due Mondi di Spoleto, with whom she is touring in 2024. She closed the year on the sets of 'Ho Visto un Re' by Giorgia Farina and the short film 'Due Sorelle' by Antonio de Palo. She began studying acting at the age of 9 with theatre companies, at 11 with Actors' Studio members such as Doris Hicks, Michael Margotta, Jack Waltzer, Cloe Xaufflaire, Lidia Vitale and Mary Setrakian for singing. She follows the philosophy and work of international schools such as the Susan Batson Studio in New York and Estudio Corraza in Madrid. In the meantime, she was a juror for the short films of Alice Nella città in the 2019 edition, and in March 2022 she graduated from Dams at the University of Roma Tre, developing an in-depth study on film writing that she is carrying out in the creation of the show 'L'isolachenoncé', written four hands together with her colleague Gemma Costa and debuted at the Palladium Theatre in May 2023 within the 'Overground' review. A short film planned for 2024 is also in the works. Aiming for a better world, she uses his image by supporting and promoting social causes such as FAI and Every Child Is My Child and the activities of the Soka Gakkai International.

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