Marco Rosson

Marco Rosson was born on Sep 23, 1984 in Italy. Marco Rosson's big-screen debut came with Still Life directed by Filippo Cipriano in 2007.

Marco Rosson was born in Voghera on September 23, 1984. In 2004 he graduated from the Civic School of Cinema in Milan. The short film "Metastasi", an experimental short created with expired film, won countless festivals. In 2007 he was given an award as best under-30 director. At twenty-six he made his debut with his first feature film "New Order" with the legendary Italian actor Franco Nero. The actor, who believed in the project of the young director, decided to co-produce the film. After a few years spent making music videos and commercials, in 2017 he returned to directing with the feature film Shanda's River. The picture won 32 awards including the Los Angeles Film Award as Best Horror and the Tabloid Witch Award.