FRANCESCA STANGONI

Francesca Stangoni is an Italian actress, voice artist, filmmaker, and artistic director whose multidisciplinary career bridges cinema, voice narration, and creative storytelling.

With a background that spans theater, film direction, dubbing, music, and narrative performance, Stangoni has developed a unique artistic identity grounded in emotional depth, expressive clarity, and a strong international orientation.

Founder and Artistic Director of Dubline Studio, she leads dubbing, adaptation, and linguistic consultancy for international audiovisual distribution.

Her work includes artistic direction, script adaptation, casting, and voice acting for award-winning films and independent productions.

Among her recent projects are After His Affair (2025), Sweet 67 (2025), I Dream Too Much—finalist at the 2025 Ferrara Film Festival—and The Dunes, winner of Best Feature Film at the Rome Film Festival 2025.

As a filmmaker, Stangoni has written, directed, and interpreted several award-winning short films and documentaries, including Le Streghe di Wicklow (2024), Sherazade (2023), Guerra & Pace (2022), Il Sogno di Kofi (2021), and Prove di Potere (2020).

Her work often explores human vulnerability, social themes, and introspective narratives, combining cinematic technique with theatrical sensitivity.

Parallel to her film activity, she is an established voice-over artist and narrator for editorial, cultural, and multimedia projects, collaborating with publishers, production studios, and international platforms.

Her narrations range from audiobooks to poetic storytelling, educational content, and YouTube channels dedicated to history, ancient cultures, and English micro-stories for children.

Stangoni is also active in the music sphere under the artistic name XIAOLIFRA, writing and composing rock tracks distributed on major digital platforms.

Her artistic path is enriched by years of theatrical performance, choreography, and teaching improvisational theater.

Academically trained in Oriental Languages and later in Archaeology and Ancient History, she brings a rich cultural perspective to her creative work.

Fluent in Chinese and English, she blends linguistic sensitivity with artistic expression, giving her projects a distinctly international voice.

With her multifaceted background and strong creative vision, Francesca Stangoni continues to shape compelling narrative worlds—whether on screen, behind the microphone, or through original artistic productions.

She's also the owner of a company called DUBLINE STUDIO () which represents a bridge between Indie Production and Distribution.

Dubline Studio realizes multimedia contents (Short movie, Documentaries, Voice over, Workshop, Stage etc.) for the Film Market and the Audiovisal market.

Francesca call herself… a Volcano of Ideas, in constant evolution!