Italian filmmaker
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Elisabetta Sgarbi (born 1956) is an Italian filmmaker, publisher and editorial director based in Milan.[1]
Career
Sgarbi was born in Ferrara. She is the younger sister of art historian and politician Vittorio Sgarbi. After obtaining a degree in pharmacology, she started working in the communication department of Studio Tesi, an engineering and architecture firm.[2] She later worked as editorial director of the publishing house Bompiani for over 25 years.[3][4][5] In 2015 she co-founded the publishing house La Nave di Teseo with Umberto Eco and Mario Andreose.[6]
Her work as filmmaker includes short films and documentaries, including When the Germans Couldn't Swim, For Men Only, Twice Delta, Extraliscio - Dance Punk, and The Ship on the Mountain.[7]