Marco Rosson, a talented individual, was born on September 23, 1984, in Voghera, Italy. He pursued his passion for cinema by graduating from the Civic School of Cinema in Milan in 2004. His academic endeavors led him to create the short film "Metastasi," an experimental piece shot on expired film, which garnered widespread recognition by winning numerous festivals.
As a result of his success, Marco received an award for Best Under-30 Director in 2007. At the age of twenty-six, he made his debut in feature filmmaking with "New Order," a project that caught the attention of the legendary Italian actor Franco Nero. Nero, impressed by Marco's vision, decided to co-produce the film, marking a significant milestone in the young director's career.
After exploring his creative range by directing music videos and commercials, Marco returned to feature filmmaking in 2017 with the release of "Shanda's River." This venture proved to be a triumphant one, as the film won an impressive 32 awards, including the prestigious Los Angeles Film Award for Best Horror and the Tabloid Witch Award.
