Christian Filippella

Christian Filippella
Filippella at the 2015 Golden Globes
Filippella at the 2015 Golden Globes Los Angeles, California
Born December 20, 1975
Benevento, Campania, Italy
Occupation Producer/Director
Years active 1998–present

Christian Filippella (born in Benevento, Campania, Italy) is an award winning producer and director.

Filippella began working as an independent filmmaker in Spain and Ireland. He was accepted to the directing program of the prestigious Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome and was awarded his diploma in 2005 with his thesis film Thermae starring Claire Falconer and Carolina Crescentini.[1] Subsequently, he was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship[2] and completed MFA studies at the American Film Institute (AFI)[3] in 2008.

Filippella also has received twice the Philip Morris Cinema Award and the Sergio Corbucci Prize in 2006.[4]

His feature film Silver Case stars Academy Award Nominees Seymour Cassel and Eric Roberts in the lead role of the Senator, and features Shalim Ortiz, Chris Facey, Brian Keith Gamble, Vincent De Paul (actor), Fernanda Romero, Scarlett Chorvat, Claire Falconer,[5]

Silver Case, which premiered at Rome International Film Festival, has won many awards worldwide, including 5 Indie Awards and Best of Show. The movie has been released worldwide and praised by the major critics. [6]

Mr Filippella has since then produced several feature films including A Place Called Hollywood and Beverly Hills Christmas starring Dean Cain and John Savage [7]

Honors

Film Festivals Official Selection

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Filmography (Director)

Filmography (Writer)

Filmography (Producer)

References

  1. ↑ Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia: "“ Thermae 2’40’’ ” di Christian Filippella selezionato al Butterfly Effect – Short Film Event di Hollywood"
  2. ↑ Un Mondo di Italiani: "Giovane stella Italiana nel Firmamento di Hollywood. Oltre Oceano la Vreativita' e Il Genio del Belpaese"
  3. ↑ Culture Northern Ireland: "Claire Falconer Set To Soar"
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