Enrico Falconi, professionally known as Henri, is a multifaceted filmmaker with a remarkable career spanning over two decades. Born in Mexico, he was raised in New York, which has had a profound influence on his work. With an impressive portfolio of over 50 short and feature films, Henri has demonstrated his versatility by working in almost every capacity, both in front of and behind the camera.
One of his most notable credits includes serving as the 2nd Assistant Director on Darren Aronofsky's critically acclaimed film, Pi, which won the Best Director award at the Sundance Film Festival in 1998 and received multiple nominations at the Independent Spirit Awards in 1999. Additionally, Henri made a cameo appearance in the film as one of the Cabala Scholars.
Henri's educational background is equally impressive, as he received a certificate in film from the prestigious New York University's Film, Theatre & Broadcasting program in 1996.
As a prolific writer, Henri has penned six feature scripts and over fifteen short films, showcasing his talent for storytelling and creativity. He is known to collaborate with like-minded individuals who share his passions, which include softball, thrillers, and the arts. With a wealth of international experience, having traveled to more than 40 countries, Henri proudly calls the East Village in New York City his home.
