Silvia D'Amico

Silvia D'Amico is an acclaimed Italian television, stage and film actress who has become a notable presence in contemporary Italian cinema, renowned for her nuanced performances and striking screen presence. Born on 4 May 1986 in Rome, Italy, she pursued formal training at the prestigious Accademia Nazionale di Arte Drammatica Silvio D'Amico, graduating in 2009 and immediately launching a prolific stage career that showcased her versatility and depth. After a series of modest roles, D'Amico achieved her breakout in 2014 with So Far So Good, an ensemble comedy directed by Roan Johnson, earning a special mention at the 2015 Nastri d'Argento Awards and cementing her reputation as a rising talent. Her performance in Claudio Caligari’s Don’t Be Bad garnered critical acclaim, culminating in the International Starlight Cinema Award for breakthrough actress of the year at the 72nd Venice International Film Festival, highlighting her ability to convey complex emotional narratives. Throughout the 2010s, she continued to diversify her portfolio with appearances in The Red and the Blue (2012), Those Happy Years (2013), and Ears (2016), each role demonstrating her commitment to exploring varied characters across genres. In recent years, D'Amico has expanded into leading roles in films such as The Man Without Gravity (2019) and Margins (2022), reflecting a sustained evolution of her craft and a growing international profile. Her work is often praised for its authentic emotional resonance, precise timing, and the subtle intensity she brings to both comedic and dramatic contexts. Beyond the screen, she remains active in theater, contributing to Italy’s vibrant performing arts scene and mentoring emerging actors. Silvia D'Amico continues to be a dynamic force, shaping modern Italian storytelling through her compelling performances and dedication to artistic excellence.