Raffaele Buranelli
| Raffaele Buranelli | |
|---|---|
| Born | November 9, 1968 Rome |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Italian |
| 🎓 Alma mater | Roma Tre University |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| 👩 Spouse(s) | Karin Proia (married 2002–present) |
| 🌐 Website | actor, director |
| Twitter= | |
Raffaele Buranelli (born November 9, 1968, in Rome) is an Italian actor.[1]
Biography[edit]
Raffaele Buranelli was born in 1968 in Rome. He graduated with laurea in DAMS (Italian: discipline delle arti, della musica e dello spettacolo) with a focus on film and television directing. He later completed the specialized program in historical, critical, and theoretical studies on cinema and audiovisuals at the Roma Tre University. He attended workshops in film criticism with Mario Sesti, screenwriting with Luca Vendruscolo, documentary filmmaking with Gianfranco Pannone, direction with Daniele Luchetti, and comedic theater with Lucia Poli at the Teatro Argentina in Rome. Additionally, he participated in workshops on editing and dubbing.[1]
In 1987, he debuted in the TV miniseries Due fratelli, directed by Alberto Lattuada. In 1990, he appeared for the first time on movie screens with the American production Captain America, directed by Albert Pyun. In theater, he made his debut in 1992 with a play The Clouds by Aristophanes. Between 1998 and 2002, he starred in 16 advertising campaigns, including those with worldwide distribution (one directed by Michel Gondry).[2][3][4]
His television works include: Sei forte maestro 2, Un posto al sole, Il bello delle donne, Incantesimo 5-6, and Boris. In the summer of 2007 he joined the cast of the Canale 5 soap opera, Vivere.[3][5]
From 2008 he focused on production of short films and documentaries, including Farfallina, written and directed by Karin Proia, and Salomè - Una storia, for which he also credited with the screenplay and direction. In 2017, he produced Karin Proia's film Una gita a Roma, starring Claudia Cardinale and Philippe Leroy with music by Nicola Piovani.[1]
Personal life[edit]
He married actress Karin Proia in 2002. The have one daughter.[3][1]
Filmography[edit]
Cinema[edit]
- Captain America (Capitan America), directed by Albert Pyun (1990)
- Firenze no kaze ni dakarete (Florence my love), directed by Seiji Izumi (1991)
- Chiama Natasha (Call Natasha), directed by Marcantonio Graffeo – short film (1998)
- Non mi basta il successo più (Success is Not Enough for Me), directed by Massimo De Lorenzo – short film (1998)
- Piccole anime (Little Souls), directed by Giacomo Ciarrapico (1998)
- A Chinese in a Coma, directed by Carlo Verdone (2000)
- Italia bella mostrati gentile (Beautiful Italy, Show Yourself Kind), directed by Augusto Fornari – short film (2011)
- Sapore di te, directed by Carlo Vanzina (2013)
- Amoreodio, directed by Cristian Scardigno (2014)
- Una gita a Roma (A trip to Rome), directed by Karin Proia (2016)
- Padri (Fathers), short film – directed by Raffaele Buranelli (2018)
- Shortcut, directed by Alessio Liguori (2020)
- Il cinema non si ferma (Cinema Does Not Stop), directed by Marco Serafini (2020)
- Umami – Il quinto sapore (Umami – The Fifth Flavor), directed by Angelo Frezza (2021)
- Mya, directed by Federico Moccia (2022)
Television[edit]
- Two Brothers (Due fratelli), directed by Alberto Lattuada – TV miniseries (1988)
- ...If I Didn't Have Love (...Se non avessi l'amore), directed by Leandro Castellani – TV film (1991)
- Stay Lucky, directed by David Reynolds – TV series, 1 episode (1993)
- Twisted Game (Gioco perverso), directed by Italo Moscati – TV film (1993)
- A Place in the Sun (Un posto al sole), various directors – soap opera (1997)
- A Woman for a Friend (Una donna per amico), directed by Rossella Izzo – TV series (1998)
- Tequila & Bonetti, directed by Bruno Nappi and Christian I. Nyby II – TV series (2000)
- Marshal Rocca 3 (Il maresciallo Rocca 3), directed by Giorgio Capitani – TV series (2001)
- The Beauty of Women (Il bello delle donne), various directors – TV series (2001)
- You Are Strong, Teacher 2 (Sei forte maestro 2), directed by Ugo Fabrizio Giordani and Claudio Risi – TV series (2001)
- Enchantment 5 (Incantesimo 5), directed by Alessandro Cane and Leandro Castellani – TV series (2002)
- Enchantment 6 (Incantesimo 6), directed by Alessandro Cane and Tomaso Sherman – TV series (2003)
- Bouncers (Buttafuori), directed by Giacomo Ciarrapico – sitcom (2006)
- Living (Vivere), various directors – TV series (2007-2008)
- Pilots (Piloti), directed by Celeste Laudisio – sitcom (2007)
- Boris, directed by Luca Vendruscolo – TV series, episode: "The Andes Climber" (2007)
- Only for Love – Crossed Destinies (Solo per amore - Destini incrociati), directed by Raffaele Mertes – TV series (2017)
- Stronger than Fate (Più forti del destino), directed by Alexis Sweet – TV series (2021)
- Boris 4, directed by Giacomo Ciarrapico and Luca Vendruscolo – TV series (2021)
- Stronger than Fate (Più forti del destino), directed by Alexis Sweet – TV miniseries (2022)
Commercials[edit]
- Nike (directed by Michel Gondry), Lexus, Wind, Toyota Yaris, Kinder, Barilla, and many others.
- Verisure 2023
Direction[edit]
- Fathers (Padri), short film (2018)
- DIA, short film (2018)
- Descriptio Romae – documentary (2015)
- Salome – A Story (Salomè – Una storia) (2009)
Production[edit]
- The Painting Behind You (Il quadro alle tue spalle), short film – directed by Frida Bruno (2019)
- The Shape of Chaos (La forma del caos), short film – directed by Pietro Durante (2018)
- The Secret (Il segreto), short film – directed by Karin Proia (2018)
- Midnight (Mezzanotte), short film – directed by Karin Proia (2018)
- Fathers (Padri), short film – directed by Raffaele Buranelli (2018)
- DIA, short film – directed by Raffaele Buranelli (2018)
- A Trip to Rome (Una gita a Roma), directed by Karin Proia (2016)
- Descriptio Romae, documentary – directed by Raffaele Buranelli (2015)
- The Lives of Others (La vita degli altri), documentary – directed by Gabriele Galli (2011)
- Beautiful Italy, Show Yourself Kind (Italia bella mostrati gentile), short film – directed by Augusto Fornari (2011)
- Salome – A Story (Salomè – Una storia), short film – directed by Raffaele Buranelli (2009)
- Butterfly (Farfallina), short film – directed by Karin Proia (2008)
Theater[edit]
- Stage in Two Squares 2 (Palco a due piazze 2), directed by Karin Proia (2021)
- Let Me Fly (Lasciami volare), directed by Mauro Mandolini (2017)
- Stage in Two Squares (Palco a due piazze), directed by Karin Proia (2013)
- Steve & Bill, directed by Mauro Mandolini, XXVII Todi Festival (2013)
- Everything in Place (Tutto a posto), directed by Giacomo Ciarrapico (1997-1999-2005-2006)
- Men on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (Uomini sull'orlo di una crisi di nervi), directed by I Picari (2004)
- Coming Home (Tornando a casa), directed by Massimiliano Caprara (1999)
- Cannibal Hostesses (Vallette cannibali), directed by Marcantonio Graffeo (1999)
- Under the Same Roof (Sotto lo stesso tetto), directed by Roberto Azzurro (1998)
- Cecchini, directed by Massimiliano Caprara (1998)
- Little Souls (Piccole anime), directed by Giacomo Ciarrapico (1998)
- Rome. Dream of a Madman (Roma. Sogno di un pazzo), directed by Mario Scaccia (1996)
- Friends for Fun, Friends for Sex (Amici per gioco, amici per sesso), directed by Bruno Montefusco (1996)
- Summer Party for Women Only (Festa d'estate per sole donne), directed by Enrico Lamanna (1995)
- Magic, directed by Mario Scaccia, XLIX San Miniato Festival (1995)
- Honorable Man for Settlement (Galantuomo per transazione), directed by Mario Scaccia (1994-1995)
- Parasites, directed by Michele Rovini (1994)
- The Clouds (Le nuvole), directed by Vincenzo Zingaro (1992)
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Raffaele Buranelli elenco film filmografia biografia età". notiziecinema.it (in italiano). Retrieved 2024-01-26.
- ↑ "RAFFAELE BURANELLI | ATTORE". www.davinotti.com. Retrieved 2024-01-26.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Giallonardo, Alessia (2021-12-29). "Raffaele Buranelli tra set, famiglia e Registro Attrici Attori". La Gazzetta dello Spettacolo (in italiano). Retrieved 2024-01-26.
- ↑ "Raffaele Buranelli biografia". ComingSoon.it (in italiano). Retrieved 2024-01-26.
- ↑ "Raffaele Buranelli e il ritorno di Boris". Prati (in italiano). Retrieved 2024-01-26.
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