DAVIDE BELOTTI
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2025, Director
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Experimental - 4’ - ENG/SPA - Color, B/N
A mysterious figure delivers a poisoned flower, creating a catalyst for a couple’s love to unravel.
Performed by Eniola Awonuga; Isabel Niño Gómez; Tomás Pesce
Original Music by Arthur Brouns
Art Direction by Gisela Sosa
Asistente de arte Maite Pilar Otegui
Utileros Pablo Lezcano; Hugo Manuel Lencina
Entity’s Costume by Meli Nielsen
Make up by Dalma Mojica
Hair by Agustin Reisa
General Assistance Viki Bevilaqua
Sound Design/Edit/Color Davide Belotti
2024, Director
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Videoclip
2024, Photographer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Press Photo
2023, Director
Italy, Belgium, Spain
Experimental Feature / 73 ’ / Color, B&W
Made in 16 months between the areas of Milan, Rome, Brussels, Lanzarote and Sicily with the collaboration of more than 170 professionals and non, all driven by the passion of wanting to do something independent and authentic.
Cast: Mufutau Junior Yusuf, Maureen Bator, Eligio Scorsone
The film blurs reality and reverie, exploring the power of dreams reshaping actual lives. “The viewer is faced with a fresco of rupture; the director’s hand presents the fragmented plate of life before them, and it is up to each individual gaze to find the code to piece the fragments back together.’” (Massimo Pane)
2023, Director & Photographer
Milan, Italy
Video clip & Cover Picture of “Noia”
2023, Director
Italy
Cast: Alexandros Anastasiadis & Margherita dello Sbarba
Location: Tuscany, Italy
2022, CO-Director
The Philippines
Three-Channel Video Installation / 25’
The body of work aims to decolonize oneself and to question heteronormative cultural and historical iconographies and ideologies that were implemented by west in the Philippines.
Exibithed in HKW Berlin, Germany; Theater on the Bay, Singapore; Tai Kwun, Hong Kong; 60th International Art Exhibtion La Biennale di Venezia; Amant New York.
2022, CO-Director
Burkina Faso
Music video / 6’
Yanassai Goumam, composed by Kaito following the loss of his mother, is an anthem to mothers, a tribute to women, and resonates like a timeless love song in the night.