Giulia Canella

Giulia Canella was born in the province of Venice (Italy) in 1989. After graduating with honors at University, her creativity skills brought her to Florence, where she attended the School of Independent Cinema. In 2014 she passed the selections for the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, headquartered in Lombardy, and graduated in 2017 as Director and Producer. During the school years she made the short film "Sola" (2016), focusing on the relationship between a transsexual father and his daughter, "Alessio non ha tempo" (2014) and "Solo un desiderio" (2016), two short documentaries made for Fondazione Telethon and broadcast on RAI1 during the Telethon Marathon. In 2016 she made "Non ci sono più i tafani" co-directed with Guido Tabacco and Giovanni Iavarone. In the same year Giulia worked in Milan as director and producer for short films, commercials, documentaries, music videos and much more. Her short film "La faim va tout droit" (2017), which deals with the theme of male anorexia, was selected at important film festivals and received several awards, including Best Actor to Phénix Brossard.