Matilde Gioli

Matilde Gioli, born Matilde Lojacono on 2 September 1989 in Milan, Italy, is a renowned Italian actress who has made a significant impact in both television and cinema. The daughter of a Puglian father and a Tuscan mother, she chose the artistic surname Gioli to honor her maternal heritage, a decision that would later become synonymous with her growing fame. After completing a degree in Philosophy at the University of Milan, Gioli entered the entertainment world without any formal acting training, yet her natural talent quickly earned her critical attention. Her breakthrough came with the role of Serena Ossola in Paolo Virzì’s 2013 drama Human Capital, a performance that garnered widespread acclaim and secured her the Guglielmo Biraghi Award at the 69th Silver Ribbon Awards. In addition to this accolade, she received the Alida Valli Award at the Bari International Film Festival and earned a nomination for the Ciak d'oro for Best Supporting Actress, further cementing her reputation as a versatile and compelling performer. Since her debut, Gioli has continued to expand her repertoire, appearing in a variety of film and television projects that showcase her ability to embody diverse characters with depth and authenticity. Critics often highlight her intelligent screen presence and the subtle emotional nuance she brings to each role, qualities that reflect her philosophical background and thoughtful approach to storytelling. Beyond her professional achievements, Gioli remains a private individual, keeping her personal life away from the public eye while continuing to inspire aspiring actors with her dedication and artistic integrity. Her evolving career, marked by both critical awards and popular recognition, positions her as one of Italy’s most promising talent of her generation.