Giovanni Guidelli has recently completed his latest short film, a multifaceted endeavor that showcases his impressive range as author, director, and actor, titled Malamente.
Currently, he is pouring his creative energies into a new and ambitious project, this time as the writer of a noir feature film. This cinematic endeavour delves into the fascinating lives of the English Romantic poets, specifically Mary Shelley, Lord Byron, and Percy Shelley, during their sojourn in Tuscany at the dawn of the 19th century.
As the writers of this film skillfully weaves a narrative that explores the complex relationships between these iconic literary figures and Tommaso Sgricci, a remarkable individual who was renowned for his exceptional improvisational skills as an actor. During the 18th century, Sgricci was widely regarded as the most talented improviser of tragedy to ever tread the boards of a stage, both in Italy and throughout Europe.
