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Michela Cescon is known for:

  • Feather
    Ferro and Cate, two kids trying to get to grips with an unplanned pregnancy, their families (rebellious Ferro’s hospitable, ‘normal’ family, and level-headed Cate’s unhinged, atypical one), exams at school, friends and a general lack of jobs.
  • The Girl in the Fog
    Based on the bestselling novel by Donato Carrisi, THE GIRL IN THE FOG is a gripping and chilling thriller that brings us to a hazy mountain village where enigmatic Detective Vogel is investigating on the sudden disappearance of fifteen-year-old Anna Lou. But with the case at the heart of a media storm, the fine line between the police and criminals begins to blur and soon everyone becomes a suspect.
  • The Man Without Gravity
    A gravity-defying boy raised in seclusion matures into an extraordinary man -- and an international celebrity -- who longs for human connection.

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Biography

Michela Cescon (born 13 April 1971) is an Italian actress. Her film credits include Piazza Fontana: The Italian Conspiracy, Salty Air, Viva la libertà, Quando sei nato non puoi più nasconderti, First Love and Tulpa. She graduated from the Teatro Stabile di Torino School of Luca Ronconi. In 1995 he acted in the opera "Something true" to be ... by Luigi Pirandello, curated by Luca Ronconi and Mauro Avogadro. In 1996, again with Ronconi, she is Queen Mary of Neuborg in Ruy Blas by Victor Hugo. In this year he begins his collaboration with Valter Malosti, playing Shakespeare's Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream. In the following years he continued his work with Malosti; in 1997 she was engaged in Masked Ball by Lermontov, in 1998 she played Ophelia in Ophelia: Hamlet / Frammenti by Shakespeare and then Angiolina in Storia di Doro by Donatella Musso. In 1999 he was Antigone in Polinice and Antigone by Vittorio Alfieri, directed by Valter Malosti. Still with the latter, the same year, he recites Claire Dowie's Death and Dancing, Drive - As I learned to lead by Paula Vogel and Hamlet X by Shakespeare. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia