I hold a degree in Film from the Sorbonne and a diploma in Production and Direction from the Centre Européen de Formation à la Production de Film.

In 2010 I moved from Paris to Rome and, in 2014, I made Ricochet, my first short film, which won the Special Critics’ Award at the Maazzeni Film Festival.

Between 2015 and 2016 I made Mokusatsu, which won 25 awards and was selected in over 100 festivals, and Il sapore del sale, which received the Technical and Cinematic Quality Award at the Roma FilmCorto and the Best Short Film Award at the Spiraglio Film Festival of Mental Health.

In 2018 I founded Raganella Production, through which I continue to develop independent projects focused on social issues. Among the works already produced are the short documentary series on migration Reaching Terminus and La ricreazione, a short film on youth distress funded by the Social Film Fund Con il Sud by Apulia Film Commission and available on Prime Video.

In 2021 I received the “Global Migration Imaginaries” Award from Roma Tre University, which enabled the production of La pecora, a short film on ritual slaughter.

In 2025, through the BEN Grant of the University of Bologna, I made L’aggancio, a documentary on food culture among people with migrant backgrounds.

I have served as a jury member in several film festivals, including the Spiraglio Film Festival of Mental Health and the Zagora International Film Festival in Morocco.

Alongside my filmmaking work, I teach cinema and filmmaking in Rome and work as a filmmaker for various organizations, including music videos, branded content, and social media productions.