Daniele Arfè

Daniele Arfè was born on Feb 19, 1998 in Italy. Daniele Arfè's big-screen debut came with Campo quantico directed by Loredana Di Martino in 2021, strarring Leonardo Cirri. Daniele Arfè is known for Campo quantico directed by Loredana Di Martino, Alessio Alfano stars as Uomo Misterioso and Daniele Arfè as Leonardo Cirri. The upcoming new movie Daniele Arfè plays is Campo quantico which will be released on Oct 01, 2021.

Daniele Arfè is an Italian actor. He began attending the world of cinema and audiovisual in 2019 following an acting course at the Napoli Film Academy. Here he will make his screen debut with the shortfilm "Occupathos", where he plays one of the protagonists. Later he joined the "Si Può Fare" association. Here he deepens his study of film and theatrical acting also through numerous other shortfilms and theatrical performances, including "Campo Quantico" (shortfilm that won numerous international awards) and "L'Accordo" (theatrical show based on the film "The Place" by Paolo Genovese). In 2020 he also begins his study path at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples where he can deepen the notions of directing, editing and production previously studied. The first-level job in the field of cinema arrives as a special extra in "Qui Rido Io" by Mario Martone. Another theatrical show arrives in 2022 with "Il Viaggio" (based on the book "Novecento" by Alessandro Baricco). Subsequently, the acting activity also continued outside the association thanks to the acquaintances he had in the first three years of study: he participated in the shortfilm "Gli Accentati" by Alessandro Zappalà, "Holio" by Giancarlo Feliciano and "L'Antefatto alla Pandora" by Alessio Martino. In the summer of 2022 he was selected among the 400 participants of the international cinema campus "Cinemadamare" where in just one month of participations he collaborated on more than ten projects and won the "Best Actor Possagno" award in the first week of the review, thanks to the shortfilm "Indagine su un Uomo Insopportabile" by Lorenzo Baldi. The other projects in which he took part were: "La Notte Bianca" by Matteo Pianta, "The Corn Queen" by Flaminia Trapani, "Don't Leave Me Alone" by Andrea Flora, "To America" by Ljubov Silantjeva, "L'Ultima Caccia della Lupa" by Vincenzo Fiorentino, "La Società" by Amai Moreno and "Second Coming" by Jaxson Power.