Lorenzo Scaraggi is a journalist, video reporter and director born in 1976. Having graduated in literature, Scaraggi transformed his curiosity into a profession, dedicating himself to traveling and documenting different realities. He has produced numerous reports focused on social issues and the consequences of conflicts. In 2012, Scaraggi purchased and transformed a 1982 camper van, nicknamed Vostok100k in honor of the first human space mission, into a mobile newsroom. Using the Vostok, he has undertaken several documentary journeys, including a 20,000 kilometer tour along the borders of Europe in 2016, reported for Repubblica TV.
In 2017 he created a project commissioned by MIBACT, exploring cultural itineraries in southern Italy and telling stories through social networks. In 2018 he directed “Lungomare Italia”, a journey along the Italian coast inspired by a work by Pasolini, with a column on Radio 2. 2019 marks Scaraggi’s debut in the field of documentaries with “Madre Nostra”, available on Amazon Prime Video, followed by “Ionian, a dialogue between two seas” in 2020, which explores the ties between Italy and Greece. In 2021 he wrote and directed “Kintsugi”, a documentary on the topic of childhood educational poverty, which premiered at the GIFFONI FILM FESTIVAL 2022. Lorenzo Scaraggi continues to explore and tell meaningful stories that connect cultures, places and people.