The Lady in Ermine biopic short film portrays the birth of Sofonisba Anguissola as a portraitist, championed by her father and challenged by the foreign occupier King Philip II of Spain--the king she will capture in paint and expose his soul.
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Donna DiGiuseppe (she/her) grew up in 1970s New Jersey and 1980s California. She attended University of California Berkeley and Università Ca Foscari di Venezia. She wrote the novel Lady in Ermine about Sofonisba Anguissola and adapted it for feature film and three-part series. She lives with her husband and sons in California and Abruzzo, Italy, in the house where her grandmother was born. The biopic short film Lady in Ermine is a proof of concept for the full feature. Donna is currently directing ANTONIO'S ROAD, A story of hope and resilience, a feature film in production, based on her screenplay. Also starring Valeria Di Menno.
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Official Selection
Lady In Ermine Short
San Pedro International Film Festival
Los Angeles
2023
Best Narrative Short Second Place
Lady In Ermine Short
Winnipeg Real to Reel Film Festival
Winnipeg
2023
Official Selection
Lady In Ermine Short
New York Shorts International Film Festival
New York
2022
SPECIAL MENTION LADY IN ERMINE SHORT
Lady In Ermine Short
Waterford International Film Festival
Waterford
2022
WINNER BEST HISTORICAL FICTION SHORT
Lady In Ermine Short
Culver City
Los Angeles
2022
Official Selection
Lady In Ermine Short
Earl's Court International Film Festival
London
Official Selection/FINALIST BEST ACTRESS
Lady In Ermine Short
Cinalfama Lisbon
Lisbon
College
University of California, Berkeley
Humanities
19831987
College
Università Ca’ Foscari, Venezia
Humanities
19851986
Donna lives in California and Abruzzo Italy with her husband, sons, and dog.
"We don't regret what we do. We regret what we don't do."
The Lady in Ermine biopic short film portrays the birth of Sofonisba Anguissola as a portraitist, championed by her father and challenged by the foreign occupier King Philip II of Spain--the king she will capture in paint and expose his soul.
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