Antonio Morabito was born in Carrara in 1972. After graduating in Film Direction (Maldoror, Rome), he attended a Scriptwriting MD at CEEA (Conservatoire Européen d'Ecriture Audiovisuelle) in Paris and the Berlinale Talent Campus. He directed several short films, including "Ulna e Ragno" and "Cecilia", screened at the most important international film festivals. He has worked for Sky and Rai as a director of formats and documentaries. He directed the documentaries "Non son l'uno per cento" and "Che cos'è un Manrico". Amedeo Pagani produced his two feature films "The medicine seller" released by Cinecittà Luce and "Forgive us our debts", the first Italian Netflix movie. In 2019 he became member of European Film Academy.