Pappi Corsicato
Daddy Corsicato (actually Pasquale Corsicato, born June 12, 1960 in Naples ) is an Italian film director and screenwriter.
Life
After studying architecture in his hometown Corsicato went to New York City where he took acting classes at Geraldine barons as well as courses for dance and choreography at Alvin Aley and composed music for theater performances. In 1987 he was back in Italy we operated initially in the musical field; He wrote scores for Luca De Filippo, Enzo Moscato and others.
Then he turned to the production of motion picture films; after traineeships and small acting gigs he turned a 1993 short film in Lombination with two others had a theatrical release and received numerous awards, including a Nastro d' Argento. His next film, I buchi neri, was also well received by the critics and led to Corsicatos designation as Almodóvar Italy.
In subsequent years, other movies, especially intensively Corsicato busy with documentaries on contemporary art of all kinds in 2008, he presented at the Film Festival in Venice Il seme della discordia his film, according to ( Heinrich von Kleist's The Marquise of O ...); 2009 received his documentary Armando Testa - Povero ma moderno there the Pasinetti Award.
In 2001 he staged in Naples, the opera Carmen.