Nicole Turi began her journey into the world of cinema at the age of 15, when winning a national screenwriting competition ignited her passion for the seventh art. This initial success encouraged her to explore the world of cinema in all its facets, dedicating herself with determination to directing and writing.
Her academic path includes graduating with honours from RUFA, followed by further training at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, two experiences that allowed her to immerse herself in film sets, taking on different roles and enriching her artistic vision.
An integral part of her creative approach is her interest in the intersection between cinema, psychology and neuroscience, a field of study that has profoundly influenced her work and led her to write the essay “Dimenticavo d’essere al cinema”.
Her graduation short film, “Il volto di Capgras”, received international distribution with Esen Studios and received numerous nominations at film festivals in Italy, India, Austria, America and the United States. Nicole subsequently devoted herself to directing commercials and short films, including “Colpo Mancato”, currently in post-production, and an episode of the web series “Jeong Game”, for which she also wrote the series concept.
With an artistic vision that combines narrative sensitivity and intellectual research, Nicole Turi continues to explore the emotional and psychological potential of cinema.
