Rizoma Film is an independent production company mainly focused on creative documentaries for cinema and TV. Rizoma Film's documentaries have been selected in numerous international festivals. "After Prayers" (2018, 61') a documentary about life in Pakistani Kashmir and the struggle for independence, won the best documentary award at Faito Doc Festival. His latest production is the docu-film "Cuore di Bambola" (2019, 86') a portrait on Lulu Rimmel, the singer with fragile bones, selected at the Giffoni Film Festival and distributed in Italy on the Movieday platform and abroad by TVCO. Since 2017 Rizoma Film collaborates with Fondazione Campania dei Festival, and realized in 2018 and 2019 two documentaries about the Napoli Teatro Festival, which were screened on Sky Arte and RAI5. Rizoma Film also collaborates closely with French TV KTO with whom in 2015 it co-produces a docu-series “Tous les Chemins Ménent à Rome" (26'x6), on air on KTO TV and in 2018 produces "Le Gènie Feminine: Fèmmes au Vatican" (52'), a documentary on the role of women in the Church, starring the women of D.Va, the first women's association in the Vatican, aired on KTO TV and distributed abroad by TVCO.
