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Keti Stamo
Writer / Director
Keti Stamo is a screenwriter and filmmaker, born in Albania and raised between Italy and Switzerland.
After receiving BA in Psychology and a MA in Criminology, she studied the relationship between Psychology and Cinema. Afterwards, she collaborated with several NGOs, promoting education through the arts. Involved by Amnesty International she created dream workshops in Greece’s refuge camps. Together with the actor Ashraf Barhom, she has worked in different aspects of migration by building psychodrama techniques with groups of Syrian children in refugee camps.
Sons of Cain is her first feature film.
Keti Stamo
Writer / Director
Keti Stamo is a screenwriter and filmmaker, born in Albania and raised between Italy and Switzerland.
After receiving BA in Psychology and a MA in Criminology, she studied the relationship between Psychology and Cinema. Afterwards, she collaborated with several NGOs, promoting education through the arts. Involved by Amnesty International she created dream workshops in Greece’s refuge camps. Together with the actor Ashraf Barhom, she has worked in different aspects of migration by building psychodrama techniques with groups of Syrian children in refugee camps.
Sons of Cain is her first feature film.
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