Giantito Burchiellaro – Signed Photo – Il principe di Homburg

Giantito Burchiellaro (Venice, February 9, 1940) is an Italian set designer, winner of the Silver Ribbon for the best scenography in 1996 for the film “Sostiene Pereira” and in 2003 for the film “Prendimi l’anima”. His career began in 1965, collaborating with set designers Piero Gherardi and Luciano Ricceri for Federico Fellini’s film “Giulietta degli spiriti”. He then worked with director Sergio Corbucci for the films “Di che segno sei?”, “Er più – Storia d’amore e di coltello”, “La mazzetta” and “La casa stregata”). He went on to work with Marco Bellocchio and, on the international level, he worked on the scenography of the film “The colors of the soul – Modigliani” and that of the russian film “La vita è bella” by Grigori Chukhrai.