Rooted in visual anthropology and committed to telling the stories and faces of postmodernity, WildMovie Production is a creative hub dedicated to exploring new cinematic languages and experimenting with alternative production and distribution strategies.

Over the years, WildMovie has produced documentaries, shorts, and feature-length films that have gained visibility at both Italian and international festivals, earning numerous awards—including the Visioni Doc Prize from the Cineteca di Bologna for Black Tomato, the Lenovo Award at the African, Asian and Latin American Film Festival in Milan for My Little Dhaka, and the Brave New World Tribute at the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival for The time of the bees.

WildMovie’s latest project, Surrogacy Underground, tackles the complex topic of surrogacy through an investigative, transnational lens. Initially distributed across major streaming platforms, the film was controversially removed from SamsungTV upon request, and is currently available exclusively on ZaLabView.org.

In parallel with its original productions, WildMovie also collaborates on the development, direction, and supervision of external film and television projects, including partnerships with Rai Cinema, Sky, and MTV.

who we are

ROSSELLA ANITORI

Rossella Anitori is a documentary filmmaker, journalist and visual researcher with a background in cultural anthropology. Her work blends cinematic storytelling with ethnographic sensitivity, exploring social and environmental issues through an observational and immersive lens.

She is the co-founder of WildMovie Production, through which she has written and directed award-winning documentaries screened at international festivals and broadcast on major streaming platforms. Alongside filmmaking, she contributes as a freelance journalist to leading Italian media, with a focus on longform reporting and multimedia storytelling.

Rossella works across research, direction, editing and curation of audiovisual content, often collaborating with archives, communities, and cross-disciplinary teams.

DAREL DI GREGORIO

Darel Di Gregorio is a filmmaker, visual anthropologist, and content curator. With a background in documentary filmmaking and a passion for cinema as a tool for cultural transformation, he co-founded WildMovie Production to explore socially and politically engaged storytelling.

His work combines rigorous research with a poetic visual language, focusing on themes such as environmental justice, identity, and collective memory. Darel has directed and supervised award-winning documentaries featured at major international festivals, and collaborates regularly with the main Italian broadcasters.

He is also dedicated to archival research, programming, and curating thematic film collections—believing that cinema, when made accessible and meaningful, can be a catalyst for social change.

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