GIULIANA COLZI

GIULIANA COLZI

Born in Scandicci on 10.3.1951 Height: 1.73 m Professional training: 1986/'88: Theatre workshops conducted by Ugo Chiti; 1987: Mime course with Larry Gigliotti; Course of "Le Baccanti" with the translation by Sanguineti, conducted by Maurizio Grande, Rome. Theatre: 1981/1986: Shows with amateur dramatic groups; With the Arca Azzurra Teatro company she participated in the following works, all with text and direction by Ugo Chiti: 1983: "Volta la Carta...Ecco la Casa"; 1987: "Allegretto (perbene ma non troppo)", from which the film "Albergo Roma" was based; 1988: "In Punta di Cuore"; 1989: "Della Tavola e Dintorni"; 1989: "Decameron Variazioni"; 1989: "Wedding Day"; 1989: "Jimmy's Province", IDI Award 1989 and Taormina Arte Award 1990; 1991: "Emma (the ridiculousness of life)"; 1993: "Landscape with Figures"; 1996: "The Gospel of the Buffi"; 1997: "Visit to Kafka". 1993: "Gianburrasca (a rascal in the Stoppani household)", directed by Angelo Savelli; 1994: "The Forbidden Christ", directed by Massimo Luconi, Compagnia Arca Azzurra; 1997: "Luparella" by Enzo Moscato, directed by E. Moscato, Coop. "The Hypocrites". 2009/11: Anna Kafka's Conversations” from The Metamorphoses, directed by Ugo Chiti Cinema: 1990: "Welcome to Casa Gori", directed by Alessandro Benvenuti; 1992: "Cain and Abel", directed by A. Benvenuti; 1996: "Albergo Roma", directed by Ugo Chiti, presented at the Venice Film Festival; 1996:. "Return to Casa Gori", directed by A. Benvenuti; 1997: "The Second Wife", directed by U. Chiti; 1997: "Mr. Fifteen Balls", directed by Francesco Nuti; 1998: "Bagnomaria", directed by Giorgio Panariello. Short films: 1996: "Kiss Me!!!", directed by Bruno Spinazzola, Aosta Film Festival Award. 2009 “Mar Nero”, directed by Federico Bondi. Television: 1996: "La Jimmy's Province", RAI 2 television version. 2007: Incantesimo”, RAI 1 2010: “The Monster of Florence”, directed by Antonello Grimaldi Radio: March 1995: "Jimmy's Province", Radio 3; August 1995: "Gianburrasca (a rascal in the Stoppani household)", Radio 2.