Fabrizio Rongione

Fabrizio Rongione
Fabrizio Rongione
	Fabrizio Rongione at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival
Born	3 March 1973; Brussels, Belgium
Occupation	Actor, screenwriter, film producer
Website	fabriziorongione.com

Fabrizio Rongione (born 3 March 1973) is a Belgian screenwriter, film producer and actor.

Career

Rongione was born in Brussels, Belgium. He is of Italian heritage. He collaborated with Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne in Rosetta (1999), L’Enfant (2005), Lorna's Silence (2008), The Kid with a Bike (2011), Two Days, One Night (2014) and The Unknown Girl (2016). In 2002 he founded the film production company Eklektik Productions with Nicolas de Borman, Samuel Tilman and Stéphane Heymans.[1]

Rongione hosted the Magritte Awards ceremony for two consecutive years in 2013 and 2014.[2]

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1999	Rosetta	Riquet
2002	The Words of My Father	Zeno	Golden Goblet Award for Best Newcomer
2005	L'Enfant	Jeune Bandit
2006	Nema problema	Maxime
2008	Lorna's Silence	Fabio
2008	Passe-passe	Canolo
2010	The Front Line	Piero
2011	The Kid with a Bike	Bookseller
2012	Diaz – Don't Clean Up This Blood	Nick Janssen
2013	The Nun	Father Morante
2013	Violette	Yvon Belaval
2014	La Sapienza	Alexandre Schmidt
2014	Two Days, One Night	Manu Bya	Magritte Award for Best Actor
2016	Le Fils de Joseph	Joseph
2016	The Unknown Girl	Doctor Riga
2017	Don't Tell Her	Alain Grégoire
2017	The Benefit of the Doubt	David
2019	Romulus & Remus: The First King	Lars
2019	Rosa Pietra e Stella	Tarek
2020	Rose Island	Monsieur Carlozzi

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2006–2008	Mafiosa	Rémi Andréani	TV series, 14 episodes
2009–2017	A French Village	Marcel Larcher	TV series, 44 episodes
2019	Black Spot	Simon Lefranc	TV series, 1 episode
2019	Unit 42	Pierre Remacle	TV series, 2 episodes

1997 : Vous permettez, Hugo ? by Tadeusz Różewicz, dir. Olivier Musenfarth - Bruxelles
1997 : Le Piège by Tadeusz Różewicz, dir. Serenella Morelli : Franz Kafka
1998 : Bent by Martin Sherman, dir. Derek Goldby - Bruxelles, Paris
1999: Ferdydurke by Witold Gombrowicz, dir. Elvire Brison : Mientus - Bruxelles
1999 : The Red and the Black by Stendhal, adaptation by Jacques De Decker, dir. Michel Wright : Julien Sorel - Bruxelles
1999 : Egmont by Goethe, dir. Jean-Claude Idée - Bruxelles
2000 : Foudres, dir. Véronique Van Meerbeeck
2001 : The Open Couple by Dario Fo, dir. Daniela Bisconti - Bruxelles
2002-2003 : C'était Bonaparte, dir. Robert Hossein : Napoleon - Paris
2005 : La Princesse de Babylone, dir. José Besprosvany - Schaerbeek
2005 : Papiers d’Arménie, dir. Caroline Safarian - Bruxelles
2005-2007 : The Game of Love and Chance by Marivaux, dir. Dominique Serron - Bruxelles
2007 : One for the Road by Harold Pinter, dir. Marcel Gonzalez and Vincent Bruno - Bruxelles
2007 : Une rencontre by Fabrice Gardin, dir. Claude Henuset - Bruxelles
2008 : L'assassin habite au 21, dir. Claude Henuset, from Stanislas-André Steeman : Ginger Lawson - Bruxelles
2013 : Le Cid by Pierre Corneille, dir. Dominique Serron : Rodrigue

1998 : Les Fléaux, cowritten and co dir. with Samuel Tilman - Bruxelles, Paris
2001 : John and the wonderful’s, collective writing, co dir. with Samuel Tilman - Bruxelles
2002-2003 : À genoux, one man show, cowritten with Samuel Tilman, Samuel Tilman and Marcel Gonzalez - Bruxelles, Festival d’Avignon
2009 : On vit peu mais on meurt longtemps, one man show, cowritten and co dir. with Samuel Tilman - Bruxelles, tour Belgique and France

1998 : Grand Prix and Prix du public at Festival du rire, Bruxelles for Les Fléaux
2002 : Prix du Théâtre for best one man show for A genoux[3]

Fabrizio Rongione, l’éclectique, lalibre.be, 27 September 2006, retrieved 2014-03-25
Magritte du cinéma : Emilie Dequenne préside, Fabrizio Rongione rempile, focus.levif.be, 9 January 2014, retrieved 2014-03-25
A genoux au Festival d'Avignon, theatrotheque.com, retrieved 2014-03-25

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