Alessandro Cima is an American experimental filmmaker based in Los Angeles. His work mostly alternates between video collages, brief poetic documentaries he calls "cinegrams" and political docs. His films also usually revolve around life in L.A.
Cima is also the creator and editor of the website Candlelight Stories.
Detective City Angel (2011)
One Day Occupy L.A. (2011)
Wall — Ethos (2011)
Glass Boulevard (2010)
Helping Hand (2010)
Lunch With Bardot (2010)
Remember November North Five (2010)
Yellow Plastic Raygun (2010)
Christmas Black (2009)
Kingdom of Moderate Sunshine (2009)
Another French New Wave (2008)
Just Asking (2008)
Venture Forth Wicked Beauty (2008)
Video For Barack Obama (2008)
Welcome to L.A., city of sunshine, grime and degenerates, all of which is captured in its frenetic glory in Alessandro Cima’s gritty Detective City Angel.
Alessandro Cima’s Yellow Plastic Raygun won the Best Experimental Film Award at the Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles. Plus, more winners!
Travel back to a time when cars had fins, men wore hats, ladies wore pearls and the future was now in Alessandro Cima’s retro futuristic film.
Celebrate the end of summer with three wistful short films by Jennifer MacMillan, Alessandro Cima and Dave McDougall.
