Francesco Carofiglio

in architecture at universita' di Firenze, Italy while moving his first steps with scenography and directing.

During those years, he collaborated with Giorgio Albertazzi,[1] Ugo Chiti, Gabriele Ferzetti, Torao Suzuki, Egisto Marcucci, among others.

The "Fondazione Nazionale Carlo Collodi" has hosted an exhibition of Carofiglio's illustrations of Pinocchio.

In 2007, he co-authored the screenplay Il passato è una terra straniera,[3] (from the book The Past is a foreign Country) produced by Fandango, starring Elio Germano and Michele Riondino, directed by Daniele Vicari won the "Gran premio della Giuria" as best film at the Miami Film Festival, Florida 2009.

This latest novel, inspired "Sister Never Born", the second track of "Left-To-Live", the next album of the Italian band of psycho-progressive rock Twenty Four Hours out for Musea in March 2016.