Mirko Locatelli
Mirko Locatelli was an Italian film director known for his sensitive and profound storytelling, often exploring themes of disability and adolescence. Born in Milan on October 22, 1974, he overcame personal challenges, including tetraplegia from a teenage accident, to pursue a career in film. His notable works include 'Il primo giorno d'inverno,' 'I corpi estranei,' and 'Isabelle,' the latter of which won Best Screenplay at the Montreal World Film Festival. He founded the production companies Officina Film and Strani Film, collaborating closely with his partner, screenwriter Giuditta Tarantelli. Locatelli passed away after a brief illness, leaving a significant impact on contemporary Italian cinema.
Born on Oct 22, 1974 (50 years old)
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