Movies by Davide Morando

Davide Morando is a visionary Italian filmmaker whose eclectic body of work defies easy categorization. With a bold, experimental approach to storytelling, he crafts films that are simultaneously intimate character studies and sweeping examinations of the human condition. Morando's films are often anchored by strong female protagonists navigating the complexities of modern life. In poignant dramas like "Gea - The last cow" and "My sister doesn't leave home, We met at the end of the world," he delves into themes of isolation, identity, and the search for meaning. Yet he is equally at home in more fantastical realms, as evidenced by the imaginative sci-fi of "Gli Atomici Fotonici" and the whimsical, high-concept premise of "The True Story of the World's Biggest Game of Hide-and-Seek." Morando's distinctive visual style, marked by a keen eye for striking imagery and a flair for surreal, dreamlike sequences, has earned him critical acclaim on the international festival circuit. Films like "Rasti" and "Ultraveloci" showcase his ability to blend genres and subvert audience expectations, cementing his reputation as a bold, singular voice in contemporary cinema.