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Federico Barni (b. 1992)

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Born:
August 11, 1992

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Federico is an Italian filmmaker based between London and Milan. His work is influenced by his biology and anthropology studies (UCL, Imperial College) and often evokes science fictional, unsettling versions of reality. His films, including Arctic Diva (2024), Orchard (2023), Asha (2021) and Under the North Sea (2020) have participated in international film festivals including DocLisboa, Clermont-Ferrand, Torino Film Festival, Glasgow Short Film Festival and LIDF. His art films and collaborations with artists and musicians have also been shown in galleries and institutions including the South London Gallery, Zacheta National Gallery of Art, Cryptic Glasgow, Wilhelm Hack Museum and on platforms such as Nowness and FACT. He also has years of experience editing documentary, fashion and art films. Federico has also been developing a feature-length eco-thriller set in Sardinia, ‘Enclave’, which won the Milan Film Network’s In Progress second prize at Venice Film Festival 2022 under Michelangelo Frammartino’s supervision.

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Film Production

Director:
2020  Under the North Sea
2021  Asha
2025  Arctic Diva
????  Orchard

Editor:
2020  Survivor's Guilt
2020  Under the North Sea
2021  Asha
2021  Elephant Food Is for the Strongest Teeth
2021  Robert Downey: Moment to Moment
2025  Arctic Diva
????  Orchard

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