Cinemaundici

Cinemaundici is an Italian independent film production company founded in 1998 by director Ermanno Olmi, producer Luigi Musini and Roberto Cicutto. Based in Rome, it has built a reputation for producing auteur-driven cinema alongside projects aimed at broader audiences, always prioritizing the strength of the story. The company's filmography spans award-winning dramas, social-realist works, comedies and debut features. Among its most notable productions are Ermanno Olmi's Greenery Will Bloom Again (Torneranno i prati) and the Taviani brothers' Wondrous Boccaccio, as well as Francesco Munzi's Black Souls and Alessio Cremonini's On My Skin (Sulla mia pelle). Cinemaundici has also supported first-time directors, including Leonardo Guerra Seràgnoli's Last Summer, Massimiliano Camaiti's Caught By a Wave and Jasmine Trinca's short film Being My Mom. Its comedy output includes ...E fuori nevica! by Vincenzo Salemme, Couples Therapy for Cheaters and One of The Family by Alessio Maria Federici. Recent titles include Jasmine Trinca's first feature Marcel!, presented at the 75th Festival de Cannes; Beata Te, a Sky Original directed by Paola Randi; Prophets by Alessio Cremonini; Holiday by Edoardo Gabbriellini, presented at the Toronto International Film Festival 2023; and Kripton, a documentary by Francesco Munzi. The company is currently led by Olivia Musini. In 2019 it won the David di Donatello for Best Producer for Sulla mia pelle, and in 2015 it received a Ciak d'oro for Best Producer for Torneranno i prati.

Cinemaundici was founded in 1998 through a collaboration between director Ermanno Olmi, producer Luigi Musini and Roberto Cicutto. The company was established with a focus on producing auteur films and projects for a wider audience, while never neglecting the power of the story as the true driving force in the selection of projects. In 2001, Luigi Musini became sole administrator, taking over Roberto Cicutto's share. The company is now led by Olivia Musini. Over the decades, Cinemaundici has produced films by award-winning directors such as Ermanno Olmi and the Taviani brothers, as well as social realism dramas like Francesco Munzi's Black Souls and Alessio Cremonini's On My Skin. It has also supported debut films, including Leonardo Guerra Seràgnoli's Last Summer, Massimiliano Camaiti's Caught By a Wave and Jasmine Trinca's short film Being My Mom. Its comedy output includes ...E fuori nevica! by Vincenzo Salemme, Couples Therapy for Cheaters and One of The Family by Alessio Maria Federici, who also directed Maradonaples. Recent titles include Jasmine Trinca's first feature film Marcel!, presented at the 75th Festival de Cannes; Beata Te, a Sky Original directed by Paola Randi; Prophets by Alessio Cremonini; Holiday by Edoardo Gabbriellini, presented at the Toronto International Film Festival 2023; and Kripton, a documentary by Francesco Munzi. In 2019, the company won the David di Donatello for Best Producer for Sulla mia pelle, and in 2015 it received a Ciak d'oro for Best Producer for Torneranno i prati.

• 2023

  Holiday presented at Toronto International Film Festival

• 2022

  Marcel! presented at the 75th Festival de Cannes

• 2019

  Wins David di Donatello for Best Producer for Sulla mia pelle

• 2015

  Wins Ciak d'oro for Best Producer for Torneranno i prati

• 2004

  The Story of Marie and Julien released

• 2001

  Luigi Musini becomes sole administrator, taking over Roberto Cicutto's share

• 1998

  Founded by Ermanno Olmi, Luigi Musini and Roberto Cicutto

Auteur-driven Italian production house balancing artistic prestige with broader audience appeal.

Product categories. Feature films · Documentaries · Short films

1. 1Cinemaundici official websitecinemaundici.it
2. 2The Story of Marie and Julien – Cinemaundicicinemaundici.it
3. 3Cinemaundici – Wikidatawikidata.org
4. 4Cinemaundici – Wikipedia (Italian)it.wikipedia.org