Alessandro Defilippi
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Alessandro Defilippi is an Italian writer and screenwriter.
Born in Turin, he works as a psychoanalyst.[1] His published works include the gothic tales collection Una lunga consuetudine (Sellerio, 1994) and two novels, Locus Animae (Passigli, 1999), a psychological thriller, and Angeli (Passigli 2002), a gothic novel with themes of mysticism, politics, ethics and philosophy.
He also worked on the screenplay for Prendimi l'anima, directed by Roberto Faenza, and has written poetry.
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- ^ "Arriva l'Autunno Nero - Festival Di Folklore e Cultura Horror" (in Italian). Fantasy Magazine. 19 November 2009. http://www.fantasymagazine.it/notizie/11332/arriva-l-autunno-nero-festival-di-folklore-e-cul/. Retrieved 8 February 2011.
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