From his first steps with Akroama to the cinema, an actor from Cagliari in New York
22-year-old Giaime Lewis Giusti between Italy, from the set of "Il Mostro" to that of the series about the 883, and the USA
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The young actor from Cagliari, Giaime Lewis Giusti, stars in the short film “Two, One,” selected for the New York Shorts International Film Festival and set to premiere on October 9th at Cinema Village.
The young Sardinian artist's career continues between the United States and Italy: from the set of "Il Mostro," a Netflix series directed by Stefano Sollima, to "Nord Sud Ovest Est. La leggendaria storia degli 883," airing since October on Sky and streaming on Now, to the short film "Lo Sguardo" by Gloria Zingales. He was Hale in the award-winning short film "Mya" by Frederick Taouil and co-starred in "Why Can't We All Get Along?" by Nicholas Dinner.
Giaime Lewis Giusti, stage name of Giaime Spina, began his artistic career as a child in the theater, at the Akroama in Cagliari, continuing his training in New York, at the Tisch School of The Arts and then with Thurman E. Scott.
He's also been on the other side of the camera, making his directorial debut with the short film "Blu Disincanto," shot in Cagliari. The artist, now twenty-two, continues his artistic journey, which has taken him from Sardinia to Rome—where he is represented by the Cucchini Management agency—and to the US, reaping initial success.
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