Cosimo Alemà

A Roman director known in the Italian music-video scene who directed videos for artists cited in reviews and made the 2011 feature film At The End Of The Day - Un Giorno Senza Fine.

Directed numerous music videos (review cites Zero Assoluto, Tiziano Ferro, Ligabue, Subsonica). Released the feature film At The End Of The Day - Un Giorno Senza Fine (2011), shot with emerging non-Italian actors, performed in English and dubbed. The film blends slasher, action and thriller elements, features a prominent soundtrack (mentions Hammock and Soap & Skin), and is noted for bright outdoor visuals and a sense of suspension despite screenplay flaws.

Review highlights Alemà's move from music videos to a 2011 English-language feature. The film blends slasher, action and thriller elements, shows strong visual style and soundtrack choices, but suffers from an imperfect screenplay. Overall a promising debut from a director rooted in the Italian music-video scene.

For:Fans of horror and slasher films, followers of Italian directors and music-video enthusiasts