Daniel Isoppo is a renowned filmmaker, widely recognized for his remarkable contributions to the world of cinema, with a notable body of work spanning over two decades.
One of his most iconic and critically acclaimed films is undoubtedly "13 Tzameti", a thought-provoking masterpiece released in the year 2005, which garnered widespread recognition and acclaim from audiences and critics alike.
Furthermore, Isoppo's impressive filmography also includes the psychological thriller "I Can't Sleep", a 1994 release that showcased his ability to craft tense and suspenseful narratives.
Additionally, his 1993 film "The Screw" is another notable example of his skill in crafting captivating stories that leave a lasting impact on viewers.
Through his work, Daniel Isoppo has demonstrated his versatility as a filmmaker, consistently pushing the boundaries of storytelling and leaving a lasting imprint on the world of cinema.
