Author: Henry Worsley

Henry Worsley, 23, earned his Bachelor's in History and Italian at the University of Oxford, and studied at the Rome International Film School, where he won awards for Best Graduate Film and Best Cinematography. His shorts have won awards at the Oxford University Short Film Festival (Best Film), the London Director Awards (Best British Student Director) and been selected for the Rome Independent Film Festival, the Cinemagic Young Filmmaker's Award and the BIFA-qualifying Worcester Film Festival. His first feature documentary, shot in Ukraine, premiered at the Torino Underground Film Festival and was acquired for distribution by STREEEN Turin. Diary of a Bandit is Henry’s first narrative feature.

It Takes A Village… The Making Of A Spaghetti Western For The Twenty-First Century

“The important thing is to make a different world, to make a world that is not now. A real world, a genuine world, but one that allows myth to live. The myth is everything.” – Sergio Leone We are making a western, an Italo-Western. Could you call it a ‘Spaghetti-Western’? Perhaps … Could you call […]

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