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My scenographic approach is authorial.
I try to restore dignity and functionality to an often mortified profession.

 

Established the cut with the director, I develop ideas that make the work original and expressive. Its function of support and sublimation of the story depends on the delicate balance of the scenography between real and surreal. I treat the locations as studios, with major adaptations, but always within the budget.

 

I was lucky enough to collaborate with authors and directors who gave me ample freedom of action even in risky situations.

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HOUSE OF MINI

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...a journey through eras and innovations that retraced the stages that made me an icon...

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Berlin Film Festival 2011

   Whatsoeverly

     Qualunquemente

     (Italy)

By JAY WEISSBERG

 

Cetto is happy to settle back into his Italian home (designed in tasteless post-baroque opulence by p.d. Marco Belluzzi)

Belluzzi’s sets and Roberto Chiocchi’s eye-popping costumes, the latter incrementally overwhelming the color palette with purple and gold, are some of the pic’s most enjoyably comical elements

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QUALUNQUEMENTE

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TUTTO TUTTO NIENTE NIENTE

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2012

Ciak d'Oro
Nomination

Best scenography
(Tutto Tutto Niente Niente)

2011

Ciak d'Oro
Nomination

Best scenography
(Qualunquemente)

by ANTONIO BRACCO
 

This film is a riot of ideas and colors, it is a grotesque representation of the historical period that our country is experiencing ... The multi-layered nature of Tutto Tutto Niente Niente opens the doors to amazement in front of the costumes by Roberto Chiocchi and the scenographies of Marco Belluzzi

by SIMONA SANTONI
 

... just as over the top are the scenographies curated by Marco Belluzzi: a winning touch to give an effect of abnormality. The Palaces of Politics thus appear to be rarefied marble structures (the set is the EUR neighborhood in Rome), the parliament is a football fanatic pit ...

by ENRICO GATTI
 

... much of the credit goes 'undoubtedly' to the scenographies of Marco Belluzzi; incredible, excessive, kitschy, and very expressive, the settings, the strength of this film, ignore every rule of good taste, pushing themselves to the limit of the bearable, to create a very rich and surreal setting that has been absent for too long in our cinema. Their visionary strength even recalls some films of the seventies, made only less proletarian and more baroque (thanks above all to the splendid photography).

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Marco lives his job in an authorial way, always giving his own personal reading

Giulio Manfredonia

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Roberto Forza

"We followed what we found in front of us: Marco's beautiful sets..."

"Marco Belluzzi put me in a position to have fun almost everywhere"

C'É CHI DICE NO

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2012

Bozzetto d'Oro Savio Firmino -Winner

Best scenography
(C'è chi dice no)

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