Fabio Bobbio (Turin, Italy, 1980). Director, editor and author, he studied communication at the University of Ferrara and cinema at the Observatorio de Cine in Buenos Aires (Argentina). From 2007 to 2013 he lived in Barcelona (Spain) where he worked as a director and editor for film and television. He was professor and coordinator of the film editing area of La casa del cine (Barcelona), professor of documentary editing at the Observatorio de Cine in Barcelona. He currently teaches at the CSC – Italian National Film School in Palermo, and at the Holden School in Turin.

I Cormorani (Strani Film, 2016), is his first feature film as a director, presented at Visions du Rèel and in various international festivals, nominated for the Nastri d’Argento 2017 as best docufilm, winner of the Doc It Award as best production and designated Film of the Critics by the Sindacato Nazionale Critici Cinematografici Italiani SNCCI. Distributed in theaters by Strani Film and in home video by Cecchi Gori Entertainment, it is currently available on major on-line’s platforms included Prime Video and MUBI Italia.
Restare (2025), a short film produced by Ginko Film, Filmine and Malfè Film with the support of the Film Commission Torino Piemonte – Short Film Fund, was presented as the opening short film of the International Critics’ Week at the Venice Film Festival, and was subsequently screened at numerous international festivals.
He is currently developing his second feature film, I Fuochi, produced by Ginko Film (Italy) and TS Productions (France), which received the FCTP Piemonte Development Fund and support from Creative Europe MEDIA Co-Development.

As film editor he collaborated with several directors (Ricardo Iscar, Alicia Cano, Daniel Villamediana, Mirko Locatelli, Eleonora Mastropietro, Ainara Vera, Samuele Sestieri among others) and production companies in Italy, Spain, Argentina, Uruguay, Portugal and France. With La Vida Sublime (2010) by Daniel Villamediana he competed at the Locarno Film Festival, Viennale and Bafici; for the director Mirko Locatelli he edited I corpi estranei (2013), presented in competition at the Rome Film Festival, Isabelle (2018), in competition at the Montreal World Film Festival and La memoria del mondo (2022) presented at 40th Torino Film Festival. Lumina (2021) by Samuele Sestieri was presented at the International Film Festival Rotterdam and Si sveglia e sbadiglia, il gatto; poi l’amore (2026) by Sestieri and Federico Francioni was presented in the Giornate degli Autori section of the Venice Film Festival.