DIARIO BLU(E)

Titta Cosetta Raccagni

Titta Cosetta Raccagni graduated in film history and got a filmmaking degree from Milan’s Scuola di cinema in 2001. She has always been active in the Italian underground scene, making reports, documentaries, shorts, and visuals, focusing especially on experimentation and research. She has worked with Gabriele Salvatores, Alina Marazzi, Luca Bigazzi, Francesca Comenicini, Fabrizio Bentivoglio, and Alessandra Speciale. Manga Kissa (2011), the short she made in Tokyo, was selected by Ridley Scott’s team to be part of his film Life in a Day. She has been working with production company Filmmaker for ten years, during which she made Lezione di anatomia (2006), winner of Milan’s Sguardi Altrove Internazional Festival, Dalle mani (2009), and Martesana, le stagioni in città, a project in four episodes that is still in the making. She is the organizer of Ladyfest, a festival on gender and sexuality, and she is also part of the group of female filmmakers called “Le ragazze del porno,” a project for a different form of pornography.

FILMOGRAFIA

Lezione di anatomia (cm, 2006), Dalle mani (cm, 2009), Manga kissa (cm, 2011), Diario Blu(E) (cm, 2016).