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ABOUT DILETTA
Diletta Guglielmi is an Italian actress based in New York City, working across film, TV and theatre in the U.S. and Europe. Bilingual in English and Italian, she brings an international background to her work, having trained in Italy, Australia, and New York. A dynamic presence in New York’s indie film scene, she has worked consistently across independent features, award-winning shorts, theatre, commercials, and projects that have screened internationally on the festival circuit. She has shared the screen with actors including Stef Dawson (The Hunger Games), Rutanya Alda (The Deer Hunter), Carolyn Farina (The Age of Innocence), Larry Fessenden (Killers of the Flower Moon), Blanche Baker (Sixteen Candles), and Onur Tukel (Catfight).
“I want to tell authentic stories about women and their struggles to find their strength, power, and independence in a world where they often have to fight to make their voices heard.”
Her recent film work includes a supporting role in Do Not Open alongside Freddy Carter, Lulu Wilson, and Mark McKenna, and the lead in City Wide Fever, executive produced by Guy Maddin and released theatrically through Factory 25, with a national Alamo Drafthouse run and screenings in the UK and Canada. She also starred in Through the Modern Looking Glass, which won 16 awards and screened at more than 35 festivals, including the TCL Chinese Theatre. Her short-film credits include Salvation Is Within You!, a recipient of the Russo Brothers Italian American Filmmaker Forum grant, and Erotomaniac, winner of the Focus Features Best Narrative Award.
On stage, Diletta made her Off-Broadway debut at 59E59 Theaters in The Importance of Doing Art, performing 37 shows. She later toured Sicily with Anime dal Fondo as part of an educational theatre initiative, before returning to Italy for performances in Teatro Massimo di Palermo’s summer programming. Across both engagements, the production reached more than 25,000 students and audience members.