Concorso SchermoNapoli Scuola: Giurato Maria Di Razza
A mathematics graduate and computer science expert by profession, Maria Di Razza has always nurtured a passion for the cinema. In 2007 she did the directing course in at the Pigrecoemme film school in Naples and in the same year shot "Ipazia," a short film on the only female scientist in antiquity. In 2012 she made the award-winning animated short film "Forbici", dealing with the issue of femicide, as part of the film project that saw the involvement of marechiarofilm: "Oggi insieme, domani anche" (Together today and also tomorrow)" created by Antonietta De Lillo. In 2014, she directed an animated short film, "Facing Off", a further exploration of the female universe. For several years she has worked in various capacities for the "Human Rights Film Festival of Naples" and the international festival of short films by women, "A Corto di Donne."