Luci&Ombre's editorial board is a wide-ranging and multidisciplinary agglomeration, and this highlights the magazine's open-minded intent and readiness for critical dialogue. Luci&Ombre is a wide-ranging project and is more than just an online magazine on Italian cinema; it is an ambitious project that seeks to redefine and deepen understanding of film culture through a diverse and innovative approach.
The committee is committed to keeping the dialogue always open and inclusive, and aims to address a wide range of topics related to Italian cinema, past and present. These include film studies, teaching, curiosities, outreach and passion for Italian film culture.
Editorial board
Antonio Carlo Vitti
Ph.D. University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), has taught at Indiana University, Wake Forest University and in summers at Middlebury College, Mills College and Bennington College language schools. He works on modern literature, immigration and film history. He has written essays and books on Pasolini, Scola, Wertmüller, De Santis, Rossellini, Amelio, Tornatore, Roversi, Montaldo, Rimanelli, Nanni Loy, Nanni Moretti, Sorrentino and Francesco R Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Sergio Ferrarese
He is an associate professor of Italian Studies at the University of William and Mary. At that university, in addition to teaching courses on Italian culture and cinema, he collaborates with the Film and Media studies and European Studies programs and the history department. Her areas of study include, contemporary cinema, political cinema, cinema and labor, Critical theory, Cultural Studies, biopolitics, cultures of protest in Italy, operaismo, autonomy and post-autonomy, immaterial labor, literature and culture of the 1970s, and fascism and anti-fascism.
Enrico Bernard
Classe 1955, terzogenito dello scrittore Carlo Bernari frequenta fin da giovanissimo personalità del mondo dell’arte quali Pietro Germi, Cesare Zavattini, Alfonso Gatto, Giuliano Montaldo, Vasco Pratolini, Ermanno Rea, Domenico Rea. Si dedica ad una intensa attività giornalistica ma al tempo stesso è autore di diverse opere teatrali e sceneggiature. Consegue il dottorato di ricerca in Letteratura italiana e inizia l’attività accademica negli Stati Uniti e in Canada. Ha scritto numerosi saggi di italianistica, germanistica e arti dello spettacolo.
Antonio Nicaso
Bestselling author, award-winning journalist, television producer and internationally recognized expert on organized crime. He teaches courses on Social History of Organized Crime and on Mafia in Popular Culture at Queen’s University (Kingston, Canada). He is also a lecturer at St. Jerome’s University (Waterloo, Canada). He sits on the Advisory Board of the Nathanson Centre on Transnational Human Rights, Crime and Security at York University (Toronto) and on the International Advisory Board of the Italian Institute of Strategic Study Nicolò Machiavelli, based in Rome, Italy. He is the author of more than 30 book on organized crime.
Daniela Privitera
Daniela Privitera has a PHD in Italianistics (Lexicography and Semantics of Literary Italian) has held the National Scientific Qualification as Associate Professor of Italian Literature since 2018; she is a visiting professor at Middlebury College in Vermont (USA) from 2011 to the present, and a lecturer in contemporary Italian literature at the University of Studies "Niccolò Cusano" in Rome. She teaches literary subjects and Latin at the Liceo Classico Mario Rapisardi in Paternò (CT). Organizer and speaker of more than 30 Conferences in the field of Italianistics and the field of Cinema and Literature, she deals with modern and contemporary Italian literature, cinema, emigration literature and feminism in literature .
Andrea Ciccarelli,
Claudio Mazzola,
Giulia Tellini, Tarbouni Younasse,
Maria Rosaria Vitti-Alexander, Alicia VittiEdward Bowen, Alan Hartman, David Winkler, Joseph Higgins, Joseph Di Rezze
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