Raised on the banks of the river Piave, Giulia grew up watching Nanni Moretti movies and reading film critic Gianni Canova’s books. She thus acquired an introspective, austere form of melancholy, in the Southern French mould, which engendered a plethora of secret passions – for music, boxes, traditional film cameras, cigarettes, poetry and newspaper clippings.

Giulia observes and documents the real world. Her contribution to LOG607 consists in the scrupulousness of true journalism: she gives our stories order and structure and strengthens the lines of communication with the outside world.

Catch phrases:

“Words are important.”
“Fabio, what the heck!”
“You don’t know the Piave.”
“”No, I’m the other Giulia.”