Alessandro Avellis
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Alessandro Avellis (born 30 September 1975) is an Italian film director.
Alessandro Avellis studied film direction in Rome. Since 2000 he lives in Paris. He directed some short films selected and awarded in several international film festivals, of which Lovstori, selected in 1996 at the Sacher festival of Nanni Moretti, and More of Paul, released on DVD by Antiprod. He wrote and directed in 2005 his first feature film, My Super 8 Season, freely inspired by historical events (DVD Antiprod). Then, he made two documentaries: The Revolution of Desire (DVD Hystérie Prod), about the FHAR, the French feminist and gay liberation movement in the 70s, and The Vatican Rules, about the reactionary influence of the Roman Church. In 2008 he directed "Transseizième", a documentary about Pascale Ourbih, a transsexual actress, first-time candidate for the French Green Party in the wealthiest and conservative Parisian district.
Short films
- Paname (France, 2010, 73').
- Transseizième (documentary, France, 2008 – 16’)
- The Vatican Rules (Les règles du Vatican, documentary, France/Italy, 2007 – 80’)
- The Revolution of Desire (La révolution du désir, documentary, France, 2006 – 80’ / 52’)
- My Super 8 Season (Ma saison Super 8, France, 2005 – 74’)
- The boy and the eagle (Le garçon et l’aigle - France, 2003 - 12’) Audience Award, «Question de genre» Lille.
- More of Paul (Plus de Paul - France, 2002 - 8’)
- Parole nella città (Italy, 2000 - 12’) Best Image Award, «La cittadella del corto» Rome 2000.
- Armida (Italy, 1999 - 18’) Best actress Award, «Vedo corto» Bari 1999.
- ABC (Italy, 1998 - 12’)
- Lovstori (Italy, 1996 - 9’) Jury Prize, «Opere nuove» Bolzano 1996.
