About Alberto Marini
Born 1972. Alberto Marini is an Italian screenwriter, film producer, film director and television director.
Alberto "Beto" Marini (born 1972) is an Italian screenwriter and producer based in Spain.
Early life and education Alberto Marini was born in Turin in 1972. with specialisation in audiovisual law. he joined Filmax as part of the development department. In 2010, after working for 11 years in the company (working in development, production and/or writing of films), he left the post of production director in order to work in "more personal" works by means of the creation of his own production company Rebelión Terrestre. His writing credits in the 2015 film Retribution earned him a nomination to the Goya Award for Best Original Screenplay.
His film work include writing credits in Romasanta (2004), Sleep Tight (2011), Extinction (2015), Retribution (2015), and Fatum (2023). He is also the co-creator of the television series La unidad, and co-wrote Paco Plaza's episode "Freddy" from the Stories to Stay Awake horror anthology series. He is set to adapt Arturo Pérez Reverte's El italiano into a television series format.
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Who is Alberto Marini?
Italian screenwriter
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Alberto Marini was born on 3 September 1972 in Turin.
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Alberto Marini is a screenwriter, film producer, film director and television director.
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Alberto Marini is Italian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Alberto Marini. https://biography.guide/alberto-marini/
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