Vittorio Antonacci was born in Taranto on the 2nd of June 1986. He studies cinema at the Tor Vergata University of Rome and at the Accademia di Cinema e Televisione Griffith. In 2010 he shot the short movie “L'ultimo incontro” and a year after he won the Best Director Prize at the Rome 48H Film Project 2011 with “Il buco nell'acqua.” In 2013 he cooperated with the newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano for the documentary “La vita è un treno.” With a group of filmmakers, the Libero Arbitrio, he makes videoclips, commercials, and he's now working on “Atto di Fede,” a trilogy on the religious festivities in southern Italy. The first chapter of this last project is the short documentary “Come Sopravvivere alla Banda,” an “on-the-road” backstage of a brass band.