Filippo Scotti

Filipto Scotti is an Italian actor whose career has rapidly progressed from regional theatre to international cinema, earning him critical acclaim and a reputation as a compelling young talent. Born on 22 December 1999 in the lakeside town of Gravedona, Italy, he grew up in an academic household where both parents taught, a background that fostered a disciplined approach to his craft. He moved to Naples during his childhood, immersing himself in the vibrant cultural scene of the city, which later inspired his deep appreciation for performance arts. In 2010, at the age of ten, Scotti began enrolling in a variety of theatrical courses and workshops, laying the groundwork for his future in acting, and from 2015 to 2017 he honed his skills with the Murìcena company, gaining valuable stage experience. His professional debut came in 2017 with the production Il marchese di Collini at Teatro Bellini, under the direction of Patrizia Di Martino, where his nuanced performance attracted attention from industry insiders. Following this, he appeared in several short films, each role allowing him to experiment with different character types and narrative styles. The breakthrough moment arrived in 2021 when he was cast as Fabietto Schisa in The Hand of God, a semi‑autobiographical film by Paolo Sorrentino that resonated worldwide; his portrayal earned him the prestigious Marcello Mastroianni Award at the 78th Venice International Film Festival, highlighting his capacity for emotional depth. In parallel, he expanded his screen presence with a supporting role in the 2020 Netflix series Luna nera, showcasing versatility across both film and television mediums. Today, Filippo Scotti continues to balance theatre, film, and television projects, solidifying his status as one of Italy’s most promising actors of his generation, while maintaining a low‑key personal life that keeps the focus on his artistic achievements.