Career
In 1999 he wrote the movie 20-Venti (aka 20-Twenty), an on the road movie about a television journalist and a pornostar (played by Cecilia Dazzi e Anita Caprioli). The whole plot is divided into twenty episodes, one for each and every cigarette smoked from the same 20 pack. In 2001 he wrote the movie A Farewell to Beat, in which Fernanda Pivano, the most famous Italian translator and critic, meets the greatest living American writers like Bret Easton Ellis, Jay McInerney, Barry Gifford and Lawrence Ferlinghetti to narrate the amazing adventure of the Beat Generation.
In 2001 he joined Le Iene, one of the most innovative and successful satirical show of Italian television and wrote many comedy bits about social issues.
In 2009 with Francesco Mandelli, Fabrizio Biggio and Martino Ferro he created I Soliti Idioti an Italian sitcom. The show aired on Music Television for four season and the main characters were adapted for the big screen in 2011 and 2012.
Both the movies were top grossing film in the Italian box office. In 2012 with Fabio Volo and Cristian Biondani he created Voloindiretta, a late show for RaiTre.
In 2013 he wrote DROGA, le Iene Show"s manual to drug: history, effects use and abuse.
