Casa delle Visioni is an independent production company based in Milan. We work with filmmakers and production partners in Italy and internationally on fiction and documentary films selected and awarded at major film festivals.
Agostino Ferrente’s Selfie premiered at Berlinale Panorama, won the David di Donatello and Nastro d’Argento for Best Documentary, and was among the five finalists for the European Film Awards documentary prize. Samir’s The Miraculous Transformation of the Working Class into Foreigners screened at Locarno, El Gouna and Solothurn.
Jacqueline Zünd’s Don’t Let the Sun premiered at Locarno, where Levan Gelbakhiani won the Pardo for Best Performance, before an extensive festival run including Busan, São Paulo, Seville and Dublin. Ferrente’s Selfie – Lato B is the only Italian film in the International Competition at Alice nella Città 2026.
We have coproduced films with partners in Switzerland and France, and are currently working on coproductions with Germany, Austria and Japan. The company’s producers also bring credits including the Manetti Bros.’ Ammore e Malavita, Liberami, winner of Best Film in Venice’s Orizzonti section, The Bridges of Sarajevo, presented at Cannes, and Alina Marazzi’s Tutto parla di te.
Gianfilippo has produced more than twenty fiction and documentary films. His work includes Godfrey Reggio’s Anima Mundi, with music by Philip Glass; Alina Marazzi’s Un’ora sola ti vorrei and Vogliamo anche le rose; and the collective film The Bridges of Sarajevo, presented at Cannes in 2014. He also produced Fame chimica and Tutto parla di te.
He worked with Godfrey Reggio at Benetton’s Fabrica, where he served as associate director in 1994–95.
Roby has worked in film production since 2009. Through Vision Project and Tam Tam Fotografie, his credits include the Manetti Bros.’ Paura 3D and Ammore e Malavita, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and went on to win several David di Donatello awards. His film work also includes Milena Cocozza’s Letto n. 6.
Before producing, Roby worked as a photographer, including on Maurizio Nichetti’s Ladri di saponette and Volere Volare. He chaired the Italian photojournalists’ association Fotografia & Informazione from 1996 to 1998 and founded Bel Vedere, a Milan gallery devoted to photography, in 2004.
Davide spent more than seven years at MIR Cinematografica as production manager. He produced Federica Di Giacomo’s Liberami (Deliver Us), winner of Best Film in Venice’s Orizzonti section, and Alina Marazzi’s Anna Piaggi: Fashion Visionary, an Italian, French and German coproduction. He also supervised production on Il sogno di Francesco, starring Elio Germano and Jérémie Renier.
In 2018 he founded the location agency ALVA. He later studied audiovisual distribution at ECAM in Madrid and joined Casa delle Visioni as a partner in 2021.
Andrea’s credits include Caravaggio: The Soul and the Blood, Michelangelo – Infinito, Bernini and The Bridges of Sarajevo. At Casa delle Visioni, he has produced Luc Walpoth’s Peripheric Love, Samir’s The Miraculous Transformation of the Working Class into Foreigners and Jacqueline Zünd’s Don’t Let the Sun.
He also collaborates with DUDE Originals as a Senior Development Producer.